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Ionospheric Irregularities and Waves
2018Some of the fundamental scientific questions are raised, mainly focusing on the causes of mid-latitude ionospheric irregularities and waves, the upward coupling of energy in the M-I-A system, and the thermal structure. A definition is provided for irregular behaviour with appropriate examples of LSTIDs and MSTIDs in the European mid-latitude ionosphere.
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Uncertainties in Prediction of Wave Kinematics in Irregular Waves
1993Irregular water wave kinematics have recently been measured in the wave flume at Norwegian Hydrodynamics Laboratories (NHL) in Trondheim, using Laser Doppler Velocimetry (LDV) equipment (Skjelbreia et al., 1989 and 1991). The use of Wheeler stretching theory to estimate water wave kinematics in irregular waves is recommended to represent the best fit ...
Ove T. Gudmestad, Sverre Haver
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On Nonlinear Ship Motions in Irregular Waves
Journal of Ship Research, 1966It is shown that the transfer functions characterizing the nonlinear response of ships in irregular seas can be obtained from high order moments of the ship motions by an extension of standard spectral-analysis techniques. Hence, full-scale measurements can be used to determine, for example, the coefficients of excess wave resistance and lateral drift.
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A Lagrangian Model for Irregular Waves and Wave Kinematics
Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, 2003It has proven difficult to describe the kinematics in irregular waves satisfactorily, in particular for the surface zone in broad-banded waves. A Lagrangian approach offers distinct advantages in this respect, eliminating the need for extrapolation of solutions or “stretching” of coordinates.
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Irregular Wave Forces On A Pile
Journal of the Waterways and Harbors Division, 1965A study of the forces on a pile caused by irregular waves was conducted in terms of time series analysis, for the pile section that is continually under water. A probability density function of force at a particular depth on the pile has been derived and is shown to be a function of two parameters only.
Willard James Pierson, Patrick Holmes
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Waves and irregularities in the solar wind
Reviews of Geophysics, 1974This review is not meant to be for the specialist who already knows the subject area but rather for the nonspecialist who wants a simple physical picture. Therefore some simple calculations are given to show why waves and irregularities in the solar wind are of importance in obtaining a physical understanding of the dynamical processes occurring in the
M. A. Lee, I. Lerche
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Irregular Water Wave Kinematics
1990There are several theories and methods to calculate the kinematics of water waves. Most of the theories and methods have been developed for regular waves, like the linear theory, Stokes higher order theories, stream function theory, etc. The stream function theory can also be applied for an irregular surface profile, using the assumption that the ...
Alf Tørum, James E. Skjelbreia
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Irregular Wave Runup and Overtopping
Journal of the Waterway, Port, Coastal and Ocean Division, 1978A cumulative frequency distribution function for the runup elevation of irregular waves is useful in the design of many coastal structures. Such a relationship would help a designer to quantify trade offs between structure geometry and allowable overtopping.
John P. Ahrens, Martin F. Titus
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Prediction of Irregular Wave Overtopping
2023Rates of wave overtopping of structures can be predicted by means of an equation presented in the Shore Protection Manual (SPM)(eg. 7-6, U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers, Coastal Engineering Research Center, 1975; Weggel, 1976). Implicit in the use of this equation is the assumption of monochromatic waves; i.e., waves of uniform height and period.
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