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    Transformation of Irregular Waves in the Inner Surf Zone

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    A numerical model based on a high order non-oscillatory MacCormack TVD scheme is presented for the solution of the nonlinear Saint Venant equations in the inner surf zone. A comparison with measurements of surface elevations on a beach (Truc Vert Beach, France), shows that the model is capable of predicting the transformation of irregular waves in the inner surf zone and in particular the merging of broken waves.

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    A numerical model based on a high order non-oscillatory MacCormack TVD scheme is presented for the solution of the nonlinear Saint Venant equations in the inner surf zone. A comparison with measurements of surface elevations on a beach (Truc Vert Beach, France), shows that the model is capable of predicting the transformation of irregular waves in the inner surf zone and in particular the merging of broken waves.

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    A numerical model based on a high order non-oscillatory MacCormack TVD scheme is presented for the solution of the nonlinear Saint Venant equations in the inner surf zone. A comparison with measurements of surface elevations on a beach (Truc Vert Beach, France), shows that the model is capable of predicting the transformation of irregular waves in the inner surf zone and in particular the merging of broken waves.

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    Title:

    Transformation of Irregular Waves in the Inner Surf Zone

    Contributors:

    Bonneton, Philippe (author) / Dupuis, Hélène (author)

    Conference:

    27th International Conference on Coastal Engineering (ICCE) ; 2000 ; Sydney, Australia

    Published in:

    Coastal Engineering 2000 ; 745-754

    Publication date:

    2001-03-23

    ISBN:

    9780784405499

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1061/40549(276)58

    Type of media:

    Conference paper

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Wave propagation , Coastal processes , Breaking waves , Coastal engineering , Numerical models , Ocean waves , Currents , Storm surges , Coastal structures , Predictions , Surf zones

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