Swell Prediction for the Korean Coast

Yuk, Jin-Hee; Kim, Kyeong Ok; Jung, Kyung Tae; Choi, Byung Ho

doi:10.2112/jcoastres-d-14-00208.1

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“…This is expected by surfers because swells creates the best environment for surfing. However, swells sometime introduces risks to people, especially when they are too large Yuk et al, 2016). In Taiwan, swells mainly appear during winter and typhoon seasons.…”

Section: Analysis In Swell Warning Modulementioning

confidence: 99%

Coastal Extension of CMEMS Products. Models, Data and Applications

2022

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Section: Analysis In Swell Warning Modulementioning

confidence: 99%

Coastal Extension of CMEMS Products. Models, Data and Applications

2022

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“…This is expected by surfers because swells creates the best environment for surfing. However, swells sometime introduces risks to people, especially when they are too large (Lin-Ye et al, 2016;Yuk et al, 2016). In Taiwan, swells mainly appear during winter and typhoon seasons.…”

Section: Analysis In Swell Warning Modulementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Long-Period Hazardous Waves in the Taiwan Marine Environment Monitoring Service

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Yang

Chen³

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Front. Mar. Sci.

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A service platform (referred to as Taiwan Marine Environment Monitoring Service) was designed to integrate marine environmental parameters, including wind, wave, tide, current and temperature components, from in-situ and remote sensing observations, ship reports and numerical models to support the safety of various marine-related activities in Taiwanese waters. Independent modules were developed and plugged into the platform to facilitate advanced analyses via the safe sea, particle tracking module, extreme waves, oil spill simulation, tsunami warning (TW), sea level rise, dangerous swell warning (DSW), and SST drop modules. This paper introduces the service platform and DSW and TW module analysis methods. A real-time analysis method for tsunami height is developed and validated; a criterial analysis of hazardous swells is also performed. This service platform is now in operation and has served more than 10 governmental institutions and numerous members of the public in Taiwan.

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“…The TELEMAC system was originally developed by the Laboratoire National d'Hydraulique et Environnement in France and its primary users are based in European countries. UnSWAN is the unstructured grid version of the SWAN wave model, which has been widely used worldwide [10,[12][13][14]. Please note that "unstructured grid SWAN" is often used in the literature, but that for the sake of brevity we shall use "UnSWAN" in this paper.…”

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Wave Resource Characterization Using an Unstructured Grid Modeling Approach

Yang

Wang

2018

Energies

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Notably, spectral analysis indicates that the ST4 physics package improves upon the ST2 physics package's ability to predict wave power density for large waves, which is important for wave resource assessment, load calculation of devices, and risk management. In addition, bivariate distributions show that the simulated sea state of maximum occurrence with the ST4 physics package matched the observed data better than with the ST2 physics package. This study demonstrated that the unstructured grid wave modeling approach, driven by regional nested grid WWIII outputs along with the ST4 physics package, can efficiently provide accurate wave hindcasts to support wave resource characterization. Our study also suggests that wind effects need to be considered if the dimension of the model domain is greater than approximately 100 km, or O (10 2 km).

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Swell Prediction for the Korean Coast

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Coastal Extension of CMEMS Products. Models, Data and Applications

Coastal Extension of CMEMS Products. Models, Data and Applications

Analysis of Long-Period Hazardous Waves in the Taiwan Marine Environment Monitoring Service

Wave Resource Characterization Using an Unstructured Grid Modeling Approach

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