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Violent Wave Overtopping: Discharge Throw Velocities, Trajectories and Resulting Crown Deck Loading
This paper discusses wave processes that happen after a wave has impacted on a coastal structure. The paper gives, for the first time, measurements of the throw of overtopping waves at vertical seawalls / breakwaters, including their velocity / trajectory, and the loadings that result when overtopping water lands back onto the deck of the structure.
Violent Wave Overtopping: Discharge Throw Velocities, Trajectories and Resulting Crown Deck Loading
This paper discusses wave processes that happen after a wave has impacted on a coastal structure. The paper gives, for the first time, measurements of the throw of overtopping waves at vertical seawalls / breakwaters, including their velocity / trajectory, and the loadings that result when overtopping water lands back onto the deck of the structure.
Violent Wave Overtopping: Discharge Throw Velocities, Trajectories and Resulting Crown Deck Loading
Bruce, Tom (author) / Franco, Leopoldo (author) / Alberti, Paolo (author) / Pearson, Jonathan (author) / Allsop, William (author)
Fourth International Symposium on Ocean Wave Measurement and Analysis ; 2001 ; San Francisco, California, United States
Ocean Wave Measurement and Analysis (2001) ; 1783-1796
2002-03-29
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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