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University credit hours: 4.0
Course description
Credit points: 3.5
Prerequisites: Fluid mechanics (1).
Small amplitude water waves. Engineering wave properties: refraction, breaking reflection and diffraction. Wind waves: their statistics and spectra. Nonlinear waves: radiation stresses, wave-induced currents. Wavemaker theory and harbor resonance. Interaction between waves and structures. Sediment transport, thermal pollution, dispersion and mixing processes in the ocean.
Prerequisites: Fluid mechanics (1).
Small amplitude water waves. Engineering wave properties: refraction, breaking reflection and diffraction. Wind waves: their statistics and spectra. Nonlinear waves: radiation stresses, wave-induced currents. Wavemaker theory and harbor resonance. Interaction between waves and structures. Sediment transport, thermal pollution, dispersion and mixing processes in the ocean.