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Much of the wave energy took
Much of the wave energy took a path away from the volcano in the same direction of the collapse - to the southwest. This resulted
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in 10m-high waves laying waste to a corner of Ujung Kulon National Park on Panaitan Island - a distance of 50km from Anak Krakatau. "Local residents were very
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fortunate that the collapse was in the southwest direction, in the direction where few people were living - towards the national park," said Prof Fritz. "Had the collapse direction
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been different, the outcome could have been very different as well in terms of tsunami heights on populated areas." Lessons learned from Anak Krakatau are being
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used to assess the hazards at other volcanoes. There are about 40 other locations around the world where flank collapse into surrounding water is considered a danger.