NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE TIDAL FLOW AROUND HIROSHIMA BAY
Ruijin Zhang, Norio Hayakawa, Tokuzo Hosoyamada, Zhaochen Sun
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Ruijin Zhang, Norio Hayakawa, Tokuzo Hosoyamada, Zhaochen Sun
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Abstract: The accurate prediction of tidal flow in offshore and coastal waters is the basis for offshore, coastal engineering and ocean environmental studies. A semi-implicit three-dimensional tidal model is developed and applied to the simulation of tidal flow around Hiroshima Bay in this paper. The numerical result shows the velocity in the bay is small and the water is difficult to exchange with open-sea, which is bad for the pollutant to be transported to the sea.
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Abstract: The accurate prediction of tidal flow in offshore and coastal waters is the basis for offshore, coastal engineering and ocean environmental studies. A semi-implicit three-dimensional tidal model is developed and applied to the simulation of tidal flow around Hiroshima Bay in this paper. The numerical result shows the velocity in the bay is small and the water is difficult to exchange with open-sea, which is bad for the pollutant to be transported to the sea.
Key concepts: Bay, Submarine pipeline, Oceanography, Geology, Flow (mathematics), Environmental science, Open sea, Marine engineering