Affiliation of Author(s):天津大学
Journal:The Ocean Engineering
Place of Publication:Nanjing
Abstract:Low-frequency waves contribute considerably to nearshore hydrodynamics and engineering problems, such as the issues of harbor resonance, sediment transport, and wave runup and overtopping. This study simulated the transformation of irregular waves over near-shore shoals using the non-hydrostatic wave model SWASH, with emphasis on the effects of short-wave breaking on the evolution of low-frequency wave energy flux. It was found that, when short waves over the top of the shoal were in a critical breaking state, low-frequency wave energy flux kept increasing over the entire shoal, and the amplif
All the Authors:Shaowu Li, Tianhui Chen, Zhiling Liao, Ye Liu
First Author:Shaowu Li
Correspondence Author:Zhiling Liao
Translation or Not:no
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