Wave Height Ano Speotral Transformation In The Shallow Waters Of Kerala Ooast And Their Preoiotion


Autoria(s): Kurian,N P; Dr.Baba, M
Data(s)

22/04/2014

22/04/2014

02/07/1987

Resumo

There are basically two methods for prediction of shallow water waves, viz. the graphical method and the numerical method. The numerical methods are being widely used, now—a—days, because they are fast, accurate and are especially useful when the prediction over a large spatial frame is required. Practically little has been done on the development of numerical models for the prediction of height and spectral transformation of waves as applicable to our coasts. Synchronized deep and shallow water wave measurements which are essential for study of wave transformation are very much lacking for our coasts. Under these circumstances, a comprehensive study of the wave transformation in the shallow waters of our coast was felt very important and is undertaken in the present investigation.

Centre for Earth Science Studies,Cochin University Of Science And Technology

Cochin University Of Science And Technology

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http://dyuthi.cusat.ac.in/purl/3612

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en

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Cochin University Of Science And Technology

Palavras-Chave #Wave transformation processes #Friction and percolation #Wave breaking #Wave transformation and its prediction #Transformation of monochromatic waves
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