Feb 22, 2016
Powerful tool predicts wave behavior A new harbour or windmill park at sea will continuously undergo the forces of breaking water waves.
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Powerful tool predicts wave behavior A new harbour or windmill park at sea will continuously undergo the forces of breaking water waves.
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A new harbor or windmill park at sea will continuously undergo the forces of breaking water waves. Those waves have, on their way from the deepest ocean to more shallow coastal waters, undergone lots of changes. Researchers developed mathematical models for very fast calculation of the wave behavior, for each water depth and taking into account slopes, quay walls or ships.
RANDOM 5.1
Wohooo the headline is quite awesome, isn’t it? This article is related to my previous random post (Random 5). That is why this posting title is RANDOM 5.1. The topic of the article is what I was talking about in my latest presentation : HAWASSI.
What is HAWASSI? Simply, it is a software which is developed based on Hamiltonian Structure in term of Kinetic Energy. This approach makes waves are be able to calculate by only with potential flow and elevation instead of interior flow. Therefore, HAWASSI is applicable for all wave number which is from oceanic waves to coastal waves.
additional source: http://hawassi.labmath-indonesia.org/