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Record Nr.

UNINA9910809077203321

Titolo

Coastal engineering 2006 [[electronic resource] ] : proceedings of the 30th international conference : San Diego, California, USA, 3-8 September 2006 . Volume 5 / / editor, Jane McKee Smith

Pubbl/distr/stampa

New Jersey, : World Scientific, c2007

ISBN

1-281-91884-9

9786611918842

981-270-955-X

Edizione

[1st ed.]

Descrizione fisica

1 online resource (1128 pages)

Altri autori (Persone)

SmithJane McKee

Disciplina

627.58

Soggetti

Coastal engineering

Engineering

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Note generali

Description based upon print version of record.

Nota di bibliografia

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Nota di contenuto

Coastal Engineering 2006 Volume 1 -- Title page -- Copyright -- Foreword -- Proceedings Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Sponsorship -- Contents -- Waves -- A NOTE ON WAVE CELERITIES ON A COMPRESSIBLE FLUID -- SIMPLIFIED NONLINEAR BOUSSINESQ MODELLING OF WAVES -AN ENHANCEMENT OF HIGHER ORDER HARMONICS -- DEVELOPMENT OF A BOUSSINESQ-RANS VOFHYBRID WAVE MODEL -- INITIATION OF THE BREAKING PROCESSIN BOUSSINESQ-TYPE WAVE MODELS -- AN EFFICIENT CURVILINEAR NON-HYDROSTATIC MODEL FOR FREE SURFACE WAVES -- IRROTATIONAL, ROTATIONAL AND TURBULENT FLOWS INBREAKING WAVES -- FINITE VOLUME SOLUTION OF BOUSSINESQ-TYPE EQUATIONS ON AN UNSTRUCTURED GRID -- IMPROVEMENTS TO SHALLOW WATER FREQUENCY DOMAIN MODELS -- A HYBRID MODEL FOR NEARSHORE NONLINEAR WAVE EVOLUTION -- A STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR NONLINEAR SURFACE WAVES OVERTOPOGRAPHY -- NON-LINEAR RANDOM WAVE GROUPS IN FINITE WATER DEPTH -- FREQUENCY -DOMAIN NONLINEAR WAVE TRANSFORMATION MODEL INCORPORATING INCIDENT AND REFLECTED WAVE COUPLING -- PROGRESS ON A CONVOLUTION METHOD FOR NONLINEAR DISPERSIVE WAVE TRANSFORMATION OVER GENTLY VARYING BATHYMETRY -- THE



IMPORTANCE OF DIRECTIONALITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF LARGE WAVES IN INTERMEDIATE AND SHALLOW WATER -- INCORPORATION OF WAVE TRANSMISSION AND OVERTOPPING EFFECTS INTO A MULTIDIRECTIONAL RANDOM WAVE TRANSFORMATION MODEL -- THE RELATIVE TROUGH FROUDE NUMBER FOR TERMINATION OF WAVE BREAKING -- ESTIMATION OF INCIDENT AND REFLECTED WAVES USING MULTIPLE SENSORS -- ON THE RUN-UP AND DRAW-DOWN OF BREAKING SOLITARY WAVES -- TURBULENT INTERFACIAL BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR SPILLING BREAKERS -- WHITECAPS: EFFECTS OF WAVE AGE AND AIR STABILITY -- LARGE EDDY SIMULATION OF REGULAR WAVES BREAKING OVER A SLOPING BEACH -- INVESTIGATION OF DECOMPOSITION METHODS OF TURBULENT FLOW FIELD BENEATH WIND WAVES -- NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF 3-D WAVE BREAKING ON BREAKWATER.

SPH-LES TWO-PHASE SIMULATION OF WAVE BREAKING AND WAVE-STRUCTURE INTERACTION -- NONLINEAR WAVE INTERACTION WITH SUBMERGED AND SURFACE-PIERCING POROUS STRUCTURES -- DEVELOPMENT OF A STRICTLY COMBINED BEM-VOF METHOD AND ITS APPLICATION TO WAVE PROPAGATION THROUGH 3 DOMAINS -- VELOCITY MEASUREMENTS IN AERATED REGION OF PLUNGING BREAKING WAVE -- LABORATORY STUDY OF TURBULENT FLOW STRUCTURES IN BREAKING WAVES BY PARTICLE IMAGE VELOCIMETRY -- EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE PLUNGING WAVE PROCESS -- TURBULENT FEATURES BENEATH BREAKING WAVES -- NONLINEAR SURF ZONE WAVE PROPERTIES AS ESTIMATED FROM BOUSSINESQ MODELLING : RANDOM WAVES AND COMPLEX BATHYMETRIES -- WAVE HEIGHT DISTRIBUTIONS ALONG A BEACH PROFILE -- A MODIFIED MODEL FOR WAVE DECAY ON BEACHES -- EXPERIMENTAL WAVE BREAKING IN SWAN -- ON VISUALLY OBSERVED WAVES AT SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA, USA -- WAVE FIELD MODIFICATIONS BY BATHYMETRIC ANOMALIES WITH GRADUAL TRANSITIONS IN DEPTH: A REVIEW -- INVERSE METHODOLOGY FOR COASTAL WAVE DATA ASSIMILATION -- WAVE CELERITY ESTIMATION AND DEPTH INVERSION USING LINEAR FEATURE EXTRACTION FROM NEARSHORE VIDEO IMAGES -- BATHYMETRIC ESTIMATION BASED ON WAVE REFRACTION PATTERNS -- WAVE PROPAGATION OVER A SHALLOW MUDDY SHELF: A FIELD EXPERIMENT -- NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON WAVE PROPAGATION OVER MUD -- IRREGULAR WAVE TRANSFORMATION ON MUD PROFILES INCLUDING THE FLUIDIZATION OF MUD LAYER -- DAMPING OF GRAVITY WAVES BY FIELDS OF FLEXIBLE VEGETATION -- THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING OF AIR-SEA INTERACTION -- IMPROVED SHALLOW-WATER SPECTRAL WAVE MODELING -- IMPLEMENTATION AND TEST OF IMPROVED METHODS FOR EVALUATION OF NONLINEAR QUADRUPLET INTERACTIONS IN A THIRD GENERATION WAVE MODEL -- MODELLING AND MEASURING WAVES IN COASTAL WATERS -- WAVE TRANSFORMATION IN FRONT OF THE DUTCH COAST.

APPLICATION OF ADJOINT WAM TO NOWPHAS WAVE OBSERVATION DATA FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF REASONABLE WAVE OBSERVATION NETWORK' -- WAVE HEIGHT BACKGROUND ERRORS SIMULATION AND FORECASTING VIA STOCHASTIC METHODS IN DEEP AND INTERMEDIATE WATERS -- A REVISED SYSTEM FOR LONG-TERM WAVE HINDCASTING AND ITS APPLICABILITY -- WAVE REGIME CHARACTERIZATION ON THE PORTUGUESE COAST USING HINDCAST AND WAVE PROPAGATION MODELS -- LONG-TERM PREDICTION OF NEARSHORE WAVE CLIMATE WITH AN APPLICATION TO CLIFF EROSION -- MEDIUM-TERM WAVE AND CURRENT MODELLING FOR A MESOTIDAL WADDEN SEA COAST -- A MODEL FOR DEFORMATION OF LINEAR WAVES ON A CURRENT WITH ARBITRARY REFLECTION/TRANSMISSION BOUNDARIES -- NUMERICAL MODELING OF WAVE-CURRENT INTERACTION IN TIDAL AREAS USING



AN UNSTRUCTURED FINITE VOLUME TECHNIQUE -- A NUMERICAL STUDY OF COUPLING OF WAVES WITH A CURRENT OVER CUT-CELL MESH -- ESTIMATING FREAK WAVE OCCURRENCE IN THE AGHULHAS CURRENT WITH SWAN -- TYPHOON EARLY WARNING SYSTEM BASED ON A COUPLED ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN-WAVE MODEL -- WAVE HEIGHT LONG TERM PREDICTION BASED ON THE USE OF THE SPREAD PARAMETER -- FREAK WAVE PREDICTION FROM DIRECTIONAL SPECTRA -- A BOUNDARY ELEMENT SOLUTION APPLIED TO THE DESCRIPTION OF EXTREME WAVES IN COASTAL WATERS -- ESTIMATION OF EXTREME WAVE CONDITIONS FROM HINDCAST SIMULATIONS WITH APPLICATION TO THE WAVE CLIMATE ALONG FRENCH COASTS -- GENERATION OF EXTREME WAVE CONDITIONS FROM AN ACCELERATING TROPICAL CYCLONE -- AN EXTREME VALUE MODEL FOR WAVE CLIMATE CONSIDERING DURATION AND SEASONALITY -- NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF EXTREME EVENTS FROM FOCUSED DIRECTIONALLY SPREAD WAVEFIELDS -- NON-GAUSSIAN PROPERTIES OF SURFACE ELEVATION IN CROSSING SEA STATES IN SHALLOW WATER -- PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF TYPHOON INDUCED HYDRAULIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR SUO-NADA BAY -- EXTREME WAVES REVISITED.

GENERATION OF REFLECTION-FREE WAVES IN A NUMERICAL FLUME USING PID FEEDBACK CONTROL -- ACTIVE ABSORPTION OF WAVES IN A 30 BASIN -- RISK-BASED PREDICTIONS FOR SHIP UNDERKEEL CLEARANCE -- Swash, Nearshore Currents, and Long Waves -- SWASH ZONE BOUNDARY CONDITION: THE LONGSHORE FLOW. -- THE INFLUENCE OF THE NEARSHORE BATHYMETRY ON THE EVOLUTION OF BREAKING WAVE-INDUCED MACROVORTICES -- FLUID ACCELERATION IN THE SWASH ZONE -- OPTICAL MEASUREMENTS OF SWASH KINEMATICS -- MODELING INNER SURF HYDRODYNAMICS DURING STORM SURGES -- SWASH ZONE CHARACTERISTICS AT OCEAN BEACH, SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- BORE-DRIVEN SWASH ON BEACHES: NUMERICAL MODELING AND LARGE-SCALE LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS -- AIR-BUBBLE MEASUREMENTS OF THE SURF ZONE BREAKING WAVES BY BUBBLE TRACKING VELOCIMETRY -- A NOTE ON SETUP SENSITIVITY AND PREDICTION ACCURACY -- THREE DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF WETTING AND DRYING BED DUE TO TIDAL CURRENTS USING FRACTIONAL STEP METHOD -- ESTIMATION OF TIME-DPENDENT WAVE SET-UP HEIGHT IN A RIVER ENTRANCE -- A 2DH IMPLICIT MODEL TO NUMERICALLY STUDY HYDRODYNAMICS AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT TRENDS OF A REAL SHALLOW TIDAL EMBAYMENT: THE ARCACHON LAGOON (FRANCE) -- A SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT WELL-BALANCED MODEL FOR 2DHBORE PROPAGATION AND RUN-UP OVER A SLOPING BEACH -- CALCULATION OF INFRAGRAVITY EDGE WAVE ALONG A LONG AND STRAIGHT COAST -- A NEW LOOK AT WAVE GROUP FORCED NEAR SHORE CIRCULATION -- Quasi-3D Nearshore Circulation Equations: a CL-Vortex Force Formulation -- NUMERICAL MODELING OF ALONGSHORE SURF AND SWASHZONE CURRENTS -- THE MIDDLE WAY OF SURF MODELING -- Wave-averaged and Wave-resolving Numerical Modeling of Vorticity Transport in the Nearshore Region: the SANDYDUCK Case Study -- VIDEO OBSERVATIONS OF LONGSHORE CURRENTS, MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA.

VERY LOW FREQUENCY RIP CURRENT PULSATIONS DURING HIGH-ENERGY WAVE CONDITIONS ON A MESO-MACRO TIDAL BEACH -- AUTHOR INDEX -- SUBJECT INDEX -- Coastal Engineering 2006 Volume 2 -- Title page -- Copyright -- Foreword -- Proceedings Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Sponsorship -- CONTENTS -- OBSERVATIONS OF CROSS SHORE INFRAGRAVITY ENERGY AND RELATED PULSATING BOTTOM CURRENTS -- A RIP CURRENT FORECASTING SYSTEM --



VIDEO-BASED IMAGE PROCESSING OF LABORATORY-SCALE RIPCURRENTS -- CHARACTERISTICS OF RIP CURRENT ON LARGE CUSPS -- AN EVALUATION OF INEXPENSIVE HANDHELD GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS FOR POSITION AND VELOCITY ESTIMATES -- SEICHING IN A LARGE WAVE FLUME -- EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF FORCED OSCILLATIONS IN RECTANGULAR TANKS -- ATMOSPHERICALLY GENERATED LARGE-SCALE WATER-LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS IN A CLOSED BASIN -- LARGE AMPLITUDE SEICHE IN ST. JOSEPH BAY, FL OBSERVATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS -- CHARACTERISTICS OF SEICHES IN THE PORT OF ROTTER DAM DURING DESIGN STORM CONDITIONS -- 3D NON-HYDROSTATIC MODELING OF BOTTOM ANDBANK STABILITY SUBJECTED BY SHIP PROPELLER JETS -- NUMERICAL MODELING OF PASSING VESSEL IMPACTS ON BERTHED VESSELS AND SHORELINE -- SHIP MOTION MODELING IN LOS ANGELES AND LONG BEACH HARBORS -- CHARACTERISTICS OF MOORED SHIP OSCILLATIONS DUE TO LONG-PERIOD WAVES -- BASIC PERFORMANCE OF LONG-WAVE ABSORBING SYSTEM USING SEAWALLS -- FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF HARBOUR RESONANCE AT MARINA Dl CARRARA -- LONG WAVE OSCILLATIONS INSIDE THE GIJON HARBOR. IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK IN HARBOR OPERATIONS -- OBSERVATION OF THE KUROSHIO CURRENT IN SOUTHWEST EAST CHINA SEA BY LONG-RANGE OCEAN RADAR -- CHARACTERISTICS OF ABNORMAL HIGH STORM SURGE ON THE COASTS FACING THE OPEN SEA -- A HURRICANE WAVE AND SURGE FORECASTING SYSTEM IN HAWAII -- Real-Time and Probabilistic Forecasting System for Waves and Surge in Tropical Cyclones.

GENERATION AND PROPAGATION FORECAST OF STORM SURGE IN THE SETO INLAND SEA.

Sommario/riassunto

This Proceedings contains 445 papers presented at the 30th International Conference on Coastal Engineering, which was held in San Diego, California, USA, 3-8 September 2006. The Proceedings is divided into five parts: Waves; Swash, Nearshore Currents, and Long Waves; Coastal Management, Risk, and Ecosystem Restoration; Sediment Transport and Morphology; and Coastal Structures. The individual papers cover a broad range of topics including theory, numerical and physical modeling, field measurements, case studies, design, and management. These papers provide engineers, scientists, and planners st