In this report, numerical models, based on the parabolic approximation for computing wave propagation, are presented. The theoretical background for the mild-slope assumption and the parabolic approximation is first summarized. Three different numerical models, using different coordinate systems, are then developed. These models calculate the combined wave refraction and diffraction over varying depth and current and in the vicinity of coastal structures. To verify the validity of the numerical models, numerical results are compared with laboratory and field data.
Numerical Model Computing Wave Propagations in an Open Coast
Miscellaneous Paper ; CERC-89-14
1989
8254089
Report
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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