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Wave Climate Variability along the Coastlines of Senegal over the Last Four Decades
Knowledge of wave climate is essential for efficient management of the world’s coastal areas. Senegal is a relevant case, given its high coastal vulnerability to energetic wave conditions.
Marcellin Seujip Samou +5 more
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Dominant Imprint of Rossby Waves in the Climate Network [PDF]
The connectivity pattern of networks, which are based on a correlation between ground level temperature time series, shows a dominant dense stripe of links in the southern ocean. We show that statistical categorization of these links yields a clear association with the pattern of an atmospheric Rossby wave, one of the major mechanisms associated with ...
Wang, Yang +5 more
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On the assessment of the wave modeling uncertainty in wave climate projections
This study investigates the epistemic uncertainty associated with the wave propagation modeling in wave climate projections. A single-forcing, single-scenario, seven-member global wave climate projection ensemble is used, developed using three wave ...
Hector Lobeto +7 more
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WAVE CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND RELATED CLIMATE INDICES
Climate change is highly expected to give significant impact on coastal hazards and environment. The future projections of wave climate under global warming scenarios have been carried out and shows changes in wave heights depending on the regions (e.g., Hemer et al., 2013).
Nobuhito Mori +2 more
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The current understanding of wind-generated wave climate from buoy-based measurements is mainly focused on a limited number of locations and has not been updated to include measurements in the past decade.
Mohammad Jamous, Reza Marsooli
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A South African Wave Climate Study
A study was made, using all the available sources of deepsea wave data around the South African coast, to establish a statistical representation of the wave climate in this region. Data obtained from clinometer observations, the Datawell Waverider and voluntary observing ships were found to be the most useful. The most accurate source of height, period
J. Rossouw, L.W. Coetzee, C.J. Visser
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Future Projection for Wave Climate around Taiwan Using Weather-Type Statistical Downscaling Method
Taiwan is surrounded by sea; therefore, coastal hazards might become severe due to climate change. The analysis of wave climate characteristics at different time scales (long-term historical period, seasonal prediction, and future prediction) can be used
Wei-Shiun Lu +4 more
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The Wave Climate of the Southern Ocean [PDF]
AbstractThe wave climate of the Southern Ocean is investigated using a combined dataset from 33 years of altimeter data, in situ buoy measurements at five locations, and numerical wave model hindcasts. The analysis defines the seasonal variation in wind speed and significant wave height, as well as wind speed and significant wave height for a 1-in-100 ...
Ian R. Young +3 more
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Damping Studies on PMLG-Based Wave Energy Converter under Oceanic Wave Climates
Wave energy converters (WECs), which are designed to harvest ocean wave energy, have recently been improved by the installation of numerous conversion mechanisms; however, it is still difficult to find an appropriate method that can compromise between ...
Yue Hong +4 more
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A comprehensive characterization of the wave climate on the coast at Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico, based on an 11-year hindcast (2008–2018), was performed using a hybrid approach that integrates hydrodynamic numerical models with machine learning ...
Héctor García-Nava +4 more
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