11506nam 2200601Ia 450 991080907720332120200520144314.01-281-91884-99786611918842981-270-955-X(CKB)1000000000401485(EBL)312332(OCoLC)476099739(SSID)ssj0000124107(PQKBManifestationID)12018214(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000124107(PQKBWorkID)10011144(PQKB)11500419(MiAaPQ)EBC312332(EXLCZ)99100000000040148520071130d2007 uy 0engur|n|---|||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierCoastal engineering 2006[electronic resource] proceedings of the 30th international conference : San Diego, California, USA, 3-8 September 2006Volume 5 /editor, Jane McKee Smith1st ed.New Jersey World Scientificc20071 online resource (1128 pages)Description based upon print version of record.981-270-636-4 Includes bibliographical references and indexes.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.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. 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