2000
DOI: 10.1023/a:1011188624891
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“…The basis of such models is the concept of the description of the wave oscillations proposed by Hasselmann [3]. Numerical models for calculating surface waves based on the Lagrangian approach for describing the free boundary use recently the turbulent energy transfer and turbulent dissipation equations for closing the system [4,5,6,7]. In these models, special attention is paid to the interaction of wave and shear currents and their influence on the formation of turbulent energy at the atmosphere -sea surface separation boundary.…”
Section: Methods Of Modeling and Monitoring For Transport Of Pollutantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The basis of such models is the concept of the description of the wave oscillations proposed by Hasselmann [3]. Numerical models for calculating surface waves based on the Lagrangian approach for describing the free boundary use recently the turbulent energy transfer and turbulent dissipation equations for closing the system [4,5,6,7]. In these models, special attention is paid to the interaction of wave and shear currents and their influence on the formation of turbulent energy at the atmosphere -sea surface separation boundary.…”
Section: Methods Of Modeling and Monitoring For Transport Of Pollutantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A similar description of the parameterizations used is given in [12][13][14]20]. The Lagrange method [20] is used to solve the system (6), (7). The area on the surface of the water occupied by the light liquid is represented as an ensemble of Np particles.…”
Section: Mathematical Model For Evolution Of Oil Spillsmentioning
confidence: 99%