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Wave Height Distribution in the Coupled Harbor

Hong Sik Lee, Masafumi Kubo, Mitsuo TAKEZAWA

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Wave height in a harbor sheltered by a breakwater is studied by numerical simulation and experiment. The coupled harbor, attained by setting up double arm breakwaters, was adopted as the extension method, and effective harbor entrance design ratios were found and are given in the paper.

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Wave height in a harbor sheltered by a breakwater is studied by numerical simulation and experiment. The coupled harbor, attained by setting up double arm breakwaters, was adopted as the extension method, and effective harbor entrance design ratios were found and are given in the paper.

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Wave height in a harbor sheltered by a breakwater is studied by numerical simulation and experiment. The coupled harbor, attained by setting up double arm breakwaters, was adopted as the extension method, and effective harbor entrance design ratios were found and are given in the paper.

Key concepts: Breakwater, Wave height, Significant wave height, Marine engineering, Distribution (mathematics), Geology, Environmental science, Wind wave

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