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Wave Dissipation and Directional Processes as Key Controls in XBeach Hydrodynamic Calibration

Process-based numerical models are essential tools for predicting nearshore hydrodynamics and supporting climate-resilient coastal management. However, the predictive capability of these models strongly depends on site-specific calibration, while robust and transferable calibration methodologies remain limited.
Isabella Casadei, Renata Archetti
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Numerical modeling with XBeach to support coastal management of the Emilia-Romagna Region

2016
This research is focused on testing the sensitivity of this model to its input parameters by verifying the effects on key output indicators for coastal managers, such as wave run-up, beach erosion, shoreline retreat and inundation. The model is applied to Cesenatico and calibrated based on the data measured during an extreme storm event, with the mid ...
UNGUENDOLI, SILVIA   +5 more
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Study of Submerged Breakwaters Using the Mathematical Model XBEACH

2016
Tiburon, Sunny   +2 more
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Toward reliable storm-hazard forecasts: XBeach calibration and its potential application in an operational early-warning system

Ocean Dynamics, 2012
Luis Pedro Almeida   +2 more
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Modelling gravel barrier profile response to combined waves and tides using XBeach: Laboratory and field results

Coastal Engineering, 2012
Albertus Van Dongeren   +1 more
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Extreme morphodynamic analysis of the Sardinero and Puntal-Somo-Loredo beaches with XBeach

2016
ABSTRACT: We have performed a morphodynamic analysis using the extreme beach erosion model XBeach, once we understood its response in the hydrodynamic study, in the Sardinero and Puntal - Somo - Loredo beaches. The aim of this research is to model coastal erosion and its calibration procedure thank to the field measurements carried out before and after
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Modelling morphological changes of beach and dune induced by storm on the Southern Baltic coast using XBeach (case study: Dziwnow Spit)

Journal of Coastal Research, 2013
Natalia Bugajny   +2 more
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