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A nearshore long-term infragravity wave analysis for open harbours.

Abstract: This study presents a comprehensive methodology for the reanalysis, characterization and propagation of wave bound infragravity waves (1/300 Hz to 1/30 Hz) in the nearshore. A deep water short wave reanalysis has been modified analytically to include the energy input associatedwith infragravitywaves (full spectrum), through the decomposition and energy balance of the radiation stress of waves in deep water. A hybrid clustering-numerical wave propagation downscaling technique was used, forced by the modified full wave spectra previously obtained, resulting in hourly series of high spatial resolution nearshore ocean waves, including short and bound long waves. The methodology has been applied to the northern coast of Spain and validated by comparing buoy and pressure gauge records in the coast, for shortwave (agitation) and infragravity wave (resonance) responses in open harbours, with very satisfactory results.

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 Fuente: Coastal Engineering, 2015, 97, 78?90

 Publisher: Elsevier

 Year of publication: 2015

 No. of pages: 13

 Publication type: Article

 DOI: 10.1016/j.coastaleng.2014.12.009

 ISSN: 0378-3839,1872-7379

 Spanish project: “iMAR21” (CTM2010-15009)

 Publication Url: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.coastaleng.2014.12.009