2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-261x2008000100004
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Modelagem física e computacional de ondas geradas pelo veto em um terminal portuário: o desempenho do modelo SWAN 40.51 em uma região com elevada reflexão e difração

Abstract: ABSTRACT. The SWAN wave model is widely used in coastal waters, and the main focus of this work is on its application in a harbour. A recently released version of SWAN now includes an approximation to compute diffraction, however there are few published works that discuss this matter. The performance of the model is therefore investigated in a harbour where reflection and diffraction play a relevant role. To assess its estimates, a phase-resolving Boussinesq wave model is employed as well, together with measur… Show more

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“…A considerable portion of the energy transferred from the atmosphere to oceans, lakes, and lagoons is carried in waves (Paes-Leme et al, 2008), and windgenerated waves are considered the dominant force in coastal hydrodynamics and morphodynamics (Rocha et al, 2012). The wave climate characterization of a region is determined through the statistical pattern of descriptive parameters, such as significant wave height, peak period, and propagation direction.…”
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“…A considerable portion of the energy transferred from the atmosphere to oceans, lakes, and lagoons is carried in waves (Paes-Leme et al, 2008), and windgenerated waves are considered the dominant force in coastal hydrodynamics and morphodynamics (Rocha et al, 2012). The wave climate characterization of a region is determined through the statistical pattern of descriptive parameters, such as significant wave height, peak period, and propagation direction.…”
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confidence: 99%