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Arizona State University's Professor Harendra Fernando went to Sri Lanka yesterday with a large research team from the U.S. to study the tsunami and refinine a model that will predict what parts of the country a tsunami would affect most.
See William Herman's article "Prof takes expertise to disaster site" in the Arizona Republic of Sunday, Jan 9th, 2005.
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I wanna get in touch with Harendra Fernando, I'm a close friend from Canada, if you could send his e-mail to me, that would be great! thanks
Sincerly,
Andrew Fernando
Posted by: Andrew Fernando | Tuesday, February 14, 2006 at 04:18 PM