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The amplitude of lee waves on the boundary‐layer inversion
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, Volume 143, Issue 702, Page 27-36, January 2017 Part A., 2017 The figure shows results from a laboratory experiment, with a superimposed curve indicating the lee‐wave displacement. Strong vertical motion and low‐level turbulence are often related to large‐amplitude gravity waves in the lee of a mountain. Predictions of the wave amplitude with linear theory are typically inaccurate.
Johannes Sachsperger +4 more
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Simulation of Wave Overtopping of Maritime Structures in a Numerical Wave Flume
Journal of Applied Mathematics, Volume 2012, Issue 1, 2012., 2012 A numerical wave flume based on the particle finite element method (PFEM) is applied to simulate wave overtopping for impermeable maritime structures. An assessment of the performance and robustness of the numerical wave flume is carried out for two different cases comparing numerical results with experimental data.
Tiago C. A. Oliveira +3 more
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Minutes of Hydralab's 3rd advanced workshop:
, 2018 As part of the fourth HYDRALAB Workshop Event, the third advanced JRA 1 RECIPE workshop was organized around the issues addressed within the task 8.3 - scaling morphodynamics in time...
Henry, Piere-Yves, Aberle, Jochen
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Hydralab+ Deliverable D8.3 Protocols for scaling morphodynamics in time
, 2018 This deliverable reviews the current knowledge and know-how regarding the scaling of time-dependent morphodynamic processes in physical laboratory studies, to address the climate change related evolution of different kinds of aquatic environments ranging from fluvial to coastal systems. Based on this review, protocols are derived to aid with the design
Henry, Pierre-Yves, Aberle, Jochen
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Hydrodynamics and morphodynamics in the swash zone: hydralab III large-scale experiments [PDF]
, 2011 The modelling of swash zone hydrodynamics and sediment transport and the resulting morphodynamics has been an area of very active research over the last decade. However, many details are still to be understood, whose knowledge will be greatly advanced by the collection of high quality data under controlled large-scale laboratory conditions.
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, 2019 The measurement of wave and / or ice loads on coastal and maritime structures can play an important role in their final design. The number and range of man-made structures that are subject to these loads is increasing – from offshore oil and gas facilities, through ships and, renewable energy devices, to breakwaters, quay walls, bridges and tunnels ...
Sutherland, James, Evers, Karl-Ulrich
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, 2018 Data Storage report from Hydralab+ Experiments: HY+HULL-01 ...
Williams, Hannah, McLelland, Stuart
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High-resolution, large-scale laboratory measurements of a sandy beach and dynamic cobble berm revetment. [PDF]
Sci Data, 2021 Blenkinsopp CE +21 more
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Laboratory experiments reveal intrinsic self-sustained oscillations in ocean relevant rotating fluid flows. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2022 Pierini S +8 more
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Assessment of quality of alcohol-based hand sanitizers used in Johannesburg area during the CoViD-19 pandemic. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2022 Matatiele P +5 more
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