Seven Years of Routine Numerical Wave Prediction with the DSA 5 Model

Gelci, R.; Chavy, P.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-9806-9_37

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“…There have been many different wave forecasting models developed other than the SOWM, such as the sequence of DSA models, 6 and a large number of newer ones for limited areas. The SOWM was designed with definite objectives, and, at the same time, substantial restrictions on the allotted computer facilities ana the time available…”

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The Spectral Ocean Wave Model (SOWM), a Northern Hemisphere Computer Model for Specifying and Forecasting Ocean Wave Spectra

Pierson¹

1982

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The Spectral Ocean Wave Model (SOWM), a Northern Hemisphere Computer Model for Specifying and Forecasting Ocean Wave Spectra

Pierson¹

1982

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Wave Prediction: Spectral Models

Khandekar

1989

Operational Analysis and Prediction of Ocean Wind Waves

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A review of the central role of nonlinear interactions in wind—wave evolution

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1993

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. A

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Nonlinear wave-wave interactions play a central role in the development of wind-generated surface waves. A detailed review of com putational techniques which have been proposed for their evaluation is provided. Numerical experiments are used to determine the manner in which the nonlinear terms control spectral development with fetch, the directional spread of the spectrum and the high-frequency spectral tail. In addition, the nonlinear terms have a shape-stabilizing role, continually smoothing local perturbations in the spectrum and forcing it back to a ‘preferred’ shape.

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Seven Years of Routine Numerical Wave Prediction with the DSA 5 Model

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The Spectral Ocean Wave Model (SOWM), a Northern Hemisphere Computer Model for Specifying and Forecasting Ocean Wave Spectra

The Spectral Ocean Wave Model (SOWM), a Northern Hemisphere Computer Model for Specifying and Forecasting Ocean Wave Spectra

Wave Prediction: Spectral Models

A review of the central role of nonlinear interactions in wind—wave evolution

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