Numerical Computation of Near Shore Surface Flow due to Tide and Wind
J. H. Rho, B.S. Yoon
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J. H. Rho, B.S. Yoon
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In this paper, a 3-dimensional multi-layer current simulation program is allied to real shore area near Inchon harbor with highly irregular bottom and continental geometry. The effects of bottom topography on vertical structures of the ocean tidal current is investigated through comparing the calculated results by 2-dimensional depth averaged approach and the present method. Wind induced current, which may be more dominant factor in Predicting oil spill behavior, is also simulated by the present computation algorithm. Comparison shows quite large differences not only in vertical distribution of the current but also in the direction of the surface current.
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In this paper, a 3-dimensional multi-layer current simulation program is allied to real shore area near Inchon harbor with highly irregular bottom and continental geometry. The effects of bottom topography on vertical structures of the ocean tidal current is investigated through comparing the calculated results by 2-dimensional depth averaged approach and the present method. Wind induced current, which may be more dominant factor in Predicting oil spill behavior, is also simulated by the present computation algorithm. Comparison shows quite large differences not only in vertical distribution of the current but also in the direction of the surface current.
Key concepts: Computation, Current (fluid), Shore, Geology, Tidal current, Flow (mathematics), Continental shelf, Meteorology