Numerical study on breaking phenomena of ships? waves in narrow and shallow waterways

Hong, Chun-Beom; Doi, Yoshihiro; Matsuda, Hidemi

doi:10.1007/s00773-004-0188-4

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“…A re-initialisation method is generally used; e.g. Yokoi and Xiao [2002]; Hong et al [2005]; Mizutani et al [2002]. This method defines a gas region (φ = 0), and liquid region (φ = 1), and a surface region (φ = 0.5).…”

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“…Nakamura et al [2001]. Hong et al [2005] tested the C-CUP method with the level-set method in the dam breaking problem and applied it to analyze the breaking phenomena of ships' waves in narrow and shallow waterways. Kawasaki [2005a,b]; Kawasaki and Hakamata [2006] developed DOLPHIN-2D/3D numerical model based on the CIP method with LES turbulence model and they solve the solid-gas-liquid interactions.…”

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A numerical model was developed based upon the Cubic-Interpolated Pseudoparticle (CIP) Combined Unified Procedure (CIP-CUP or C-CUP) method equipped with a Large Eddy Simulation (LES) model and a re-initialisation method. The model was validated and applied to the tidal bore flow with a weak breaking front. In the tidal bore flow, the model equipped with a LES turbulence model reproduced accurately the large deformation of the free surface during the bore formation by rapid closure of a downstream gate. The free-surface profile and surge front celerity data were in good agreement with the experimental data of

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How wild is the ocean? Assessing the intensity of anthropogenic marine activities in British Columbia, Canada

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Alder

2007

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ABSTRACT1. The intensity of marine activities in the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of British Columbia, Canada, was quantified.2. Humans use the ocean for a multitude of purposes, many of which have a direct impact on marine life and habitat. Yet such uses are seldom assessed in an integrated fashion.3. Using a GIS approach, spatial information for 39 marine activities was mapped, including commercial and recreational fishing areas, transportation and infrastructure uses, and terrestrial activities along the coast of British Columbia. 4. A relative scale was used to rank both the impact of marine activities and the extent of stressors beyond the location of occurrence. Limited information on the latter led to the application of three ranges of buffer distances to the data (0-1 km, 0-5 km, and 0-25 km).5. The most conservative estimate (41 km buffers) indicates at least 83% of the continental shelf and slope of British Columbia is currently being used by humans. The largest buffer assumption shows 98% of the continental shelf and slope being affected by stressors from anthropogenic activities.6. This analysis provides a baseline for assessing future changes in the state of British Columbia's marine environment, and could assist in identifying areas of conservation potential.

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Numerical Simulation on Partially Liquid-Filled Sloshing with Baffle Under Different Density Ratios by the CLSVOF/IB Method

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China Ocean Eng

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Numerical study on breaking phenomena of ships? waves in narrow and shallow waterways

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

A Numerical Simulation of a Tidal Bore Flow

A Numerical Simulation of a Tidal Bore Flow

How wild is the ocean? Assessing the intensity of anthropogenic marine activities in British Columbia, Canada

Numerical Simulation on Partially Liquid-Filled Sloshing with Baffle Under Different Density Ratios by the CLSVOF/IB Method

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