Assessment of classical and approximated models estimating regular waves kinematics

Serio, Francesca De; Mossa, Michele

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2016.09.005

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“…The acquired signals have been analyzed in both time and frequency domain, filtered and grouped in classes with homogeneous features, then correlated. This simple and repeatable procedure has been applied with good results (Kjerfve and Magill, 1989;Babu et al 2005;Ferrarin et al, 2008;De Serio and Mossa, 2016c;Benetazzo et al, 2012). Although the typical trends in the water circulation and exchanges have been studied by numerous models developed for the seas of Taranto, more observations, monitoring actions and numerical modelling are still necessary to better understand the most significant hydrodynamic-biological variability of this coastal basin.…”

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“…This monitoring action has proved to be a necessary tool for local authorities and stakeholders, allowing to deepen the knowledge of the physical processes recurring in the target basin and to check its real-time status. Moreover, it allows to control sediment transport and effluent discharges, which are all phenomena strictly linked to current magnitudes and directions (De Serio and Mossa, 2013;Green and Coco, 2014;Ben Meftah et al, 2014;Ben Meftah et al, 2015;Mossa et al, 2017, Ben Meftah et al, 2018De Serio and Mossa, 2016c).…”

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Meteo and hydrodynamic data in the Mar Grande and Mar Piccolo by the LIC Survey, winter and summer 2015

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Abstract. The Coastal Engineering Laboratory (LIC) of the DICATECh of the Polytechnic University of Bari (Italy) maintains a place-based research program in the Mar Grande and Mar Piccolo of Taranto (a coastal system in southern Italy), providing records of hydrodynamic and water-quality measurements. This site is one of the most complex marine ecosystem models in terms of ecological, social, and economic activities. It is considered highly vulnerable for the presence of the naval base, of the biggest refinery of Europe and of the oil refinery. Two fixed stations have been installed, one in the Mar Grande (MG station) and another in Mar Piccolo (MP station). In the MG station constituents include wind speed and direction, air temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, net solar radiation, water salinity, water temperature, water pressure, dissolved oxygen, fluorescence, turbidity, CDOM, crude oil and refined fuels, sea currents and waves. In the MP station constituents include water temperature, sea currents and waves. We provide a summary of how these data have been collected by the research group and how they can be used to deepen understanding of the hydrodynamic structures and characteristics of the basin. These data are available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4044121 (Mossa et al., 2020).

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