...). The bank of accumulated measurement data off Sakhalin Island already contains several thousand records of very high waves that satisfy the formal criterion of exceeding the significant wave height H s by 2 times or more, with the amplification index AI = H / H s > 2 (Zaytsev et al., 2011...

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... of the spectral wave model are tested in deep and finite water depths. The simulated results are validated with buoy measurements for significant wave height (Hs), mean time period (TM02) and mean wave direction. Statistical error estimates are used for validation. Overall, ST2 performs poorer than other source...

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... in different statistical meaning. The data sets to which the contours are applied are described by joint probability density functions (PDF), commonly generated for metocean parameters such as significant wave height, peak period, wind speed, and others (Bitner-Gregersen 2005). Strengths and limitations...

... significant wave height of wave; T1 represents the characteristic period of a wave, . And m0, m1 represent the zero-order moment and first-order moment of the wave spectrum on the origin. Spectrum Analysis There are three methods to estimate spectral density function, namely direct Fourier transform...

... the efficiency of time-domain analysis method by reducing the number of computational sea states, one method of calculation for equivalent significant wave height and spectral peak period of a certain wave scatter block is proposed in this paper, and, correspondingly, some feasible guidelines...

... ABSTRACT: This paper analyses the trends and the future projections of significant wave height in several ocean areas at different parts of the world. It uses a stochastic Bayesian hierarchical space-time model, with a regression component with atmospheric levels of CO2 as covariates in order...

... layer currents and sea levels of the model with the observed data. Recently, Cai et al. (2002) developed a coupled singlelayer/two-layer model to study the upper circulation. surface stress wave effect wind wave effect equation coefficient significant wave height physical oceanography...

... of data missing in a file is not large, the effect may not be severe. However, when a substantial amount of data is missing, the evaluated results may then be biased. This may not be the case for extraordinary happenings where data may become vital for the researchers. significant wave height...