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Aifeng Tao, Shuya Xie, Di Wu, Jun Fan and Yini Yang
The water particle velocity of the wave peaks is closely related to the wave load borne by offshore structures. It is of great value for marine disaster prevention to study the water particle velocity of nonlinear extreme waves represented by Freak waves...
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Richard Hazelwood and Patrick Macey
While the effects of sound pressures in water have been studied extensively, very much less work has been done on seabed vibrations. Our previous work used finite element modeling to interpret the results of field trials, studying propagation through gra...
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Richard A. Hazelwood, Patrick C. Macey, Stephen P. Robinson and Lian S. Wang
Seismic interface waves generated by seabed impacts are believed to have biological importance. Previous work on the effects of ocean piling and dredging studied water motion adjacent to the seabed, using sediment measurements as reviewed in the literatu...
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Rachael McKee, Björn Elsäßer and Pál Schmitt
The quantification of the reflection of water waves is of paramount importance in coastal and marine engineering. Reflected waves are produced as a result of an incident wave meeting a reflective boundary e.g., in a wave basin. While reflection can be se...
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Richard A. Hazelwood and Patrick C. Macey
Seismic interface waves generated by seabed impacts are believed to have biological importance. Various wave types are of interest to seismologists, who can minimize the unwanted, but often dominant, ground roll waves with suitable instrumentation. Waves...
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