Titlebook: Basic Coastal Engineering; Robert M. Sorensen Book 19972nd edition Springer-Verlag US 1997 Coast.Fundament.water

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Two-Dimensional Wave Equations and Wave Characteristics, This theory is required in order to analyze changes in the characteristics of a wave as it propagates from the deep sea to the shore. Also, this theory will be used as a building block to describe more complex sea wave spectra. Such a theory—the small amplitude wave theory—is presented in this chap

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Finite-Amplitude Waves,ons [Eqs. (2.1), (2.3), (2.4), and (2.6)]. But the two surface boundary conditions had to be linearized and then applied at the still water level rather than at the water surface. This requires that . and . be small compared to unity. Consequently, the small-amplitude wave theory can be applied over

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Wind-Generated Waves,d waves are much more complex than the simple monochromatic waves considered to this point. We must briefly look into how these waves are generated by the wind and some of the important characteristics that result. It is important to have a means to quantify wind-generated waves for use in various e

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Coastal Structures,arshore areas along the coast. There is a commensurate need to protect this development from damage by waves and storm surge. Coastal structures are an important component in any coastal protection scheme. Structures may be designed to act directly to control wave and storm surge action or secondari

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Field and Laboratory Investigations, nature of the coastal zone, most coastal engineering analysis and design procedures have a partial or complete empirical basis. This empirical basis must be developed and continually improved through extensive field, and in some cases, laboratory investigations.

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Book 19972nd editioncture notes from a one-semester course at Virginia Pol- ytechnic Institute, Texas A&M University, and George Washington University, and a senior elective course at Lehigh University. The text contains examples to demonstrate the various analysis techniques that are presented and each chapter (except

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