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Waves in Ocean Engineering

Name: Waves in Ocean Engineering
Brand: Elsevier Science & Technology
SKU: 04490701
Price: 51345 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: M. J. Tucker
ISBN: 9780080435664

M. J. Tucker

E. G. Pitt

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04490701

Publishers Elsevier Science & Technology, October 2001

"Waves in Ocean Engineering" covers the whole field of wave studies of interest to applied oceanogra... Full description

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"Waves in Ocean Engineering" covers the whole field of wave studies of interest to applied oceanographers and ocean engineers. It has considerable relevance to coastal engineering. The book is split into 12 sections, the first of which is devoted to the practical applications of wave studies and to the history of wave research. The rest of the book covers the measurement of waves, including remote sensing; the analysis and interpretation of wave data; estimating the properties of the extreme 'Design Wave', as well as of the generality of waves for fatigue calculations; waves in finite depth, wave generation by wind and wave forecasting models; non-linear effects, and errors and uncertainties in wave data.