OPEN BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR FORCED WIND WAVES IN A COUPLED MODEL OF TIDE, SURGE AND WAVE

Sooyoul Kim; Y. Matsumi; T. Yasuda; H. Mase

doi:10.9753/icce.v33.posters.7

No. 33 (2012), Posters

No. 33 (2012)

OPEN BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR FORCED WIND WAVES IN A COUPLED MODEL OF TIDE, SURGE AND WAVE

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https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v33.posters.7

Published 2012-10-09

Sooyoul Kim⁺⁻
Y. Matsumi⁺⁻
T. Yasuda⁺⁻
H. Mase⁺⁻

Sooyoul Kim

Tottori University

Y. Matsumi

Tottori University

T. Yasuda

Tottori University

H. Mase

Tottori University

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open boundary condition
a coupled model of tide
surge and wave
wind wave

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Kim, S., Matsumi, Y., Yasuda, T., & Mase, H. (2012). OPEN BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR FORCED WIND WAVES IN A COUPLED MODEL OF TIDE, SURGE AND WAVE. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(33), posters.7. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v33.posters.7

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When modelling wind-driven long waves combined with tides, wind waves and surges under storm events in limited computational areas, values at open boundaries are the tidal current, the tidal water level, the wind and pressure-induced water level and current. These can be obtained from the extrapolation or the interpolation from large-scale models or observations. At the open boundary, the tide-induced water level and current are usually estimated by the astronomical tidal components. The combined wind and pressure-induced water level at the open boundary has been computed by barotropic law. However, the combined wind and pressure-induced current is ignored in most cases of modelling the wind- driven long wave combined with the tide, the wind wave and the surge. In the study, the method is proposed to estimate the combined wind and pressure-induced current at the open boundary and is described for the performance in the simple case and the real case in comparison with the Orlanski scheme modified by Miller and Thorpe (OSMT) and the passive form of the Flather's condition (FLA).

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