2009 Sixth International Conference on Computer Graphics, Imaging and Visualization 2009
DOI: 10.1109/cgiv.2009.57
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Real-time Simulation of Large Area Nearshore Wave for Marine Simulator

Abstract: A new method for nearshore wave simulating is introduced. Firstly, parabolic mild-slope equations are set up according to the simulation area and input waves. After solving the equations, the integral wave parameters such as the root mean square wave height, the peak wave period and the mean wave direction can be calculated. Instantaneous surface elevations can also be obtained from the model. Then, the integral wave parameters and an instantaneous surface elevation are composed into a float texture. Finally, … Show more

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“…In reference [17] we use Boussinesq-type equation to work out sea surface height field serial of a whole simulation region directly. In reference [18] and [19] we use mild-slope equation to work out wave parameter distribution of the whole simulation region, then use these wave parameters to compute sea surface's movement. These methods can simulate the nearshore waves range from tens of square kilometers to thousands of square kilometers.…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In reference [17] we use Boussinesq-type equation to work out sea surface height field serial of a whole simulation region directly. In reference [18] and [19] we use mild-slope equation to work out wave parameter distribution of the whole simulation region, then use these wave parameters to compute sea surface's movement. These methods can simulate the nearshore waves range from tens of square kilometers to thousands of square kilometers.…”
Section: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%