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wave prediction
Wave-by-wave prediction in narrowly spread seas using fixed- and drifting-point wave records: Validation using physical measurements
T. Hlophe
,
H. Wolgamot
,
P. H. Taylor
,
A. Kurniawan
,
J. Orszaghova
,
S. Draper
Project
Wave-by-wave prediction in weakly nonlinear and narrowly spread seas using fixed-point surface-elevation time histories
Thobani Hlophe
,
Hugh Wolgamot
,
Paul H. Taylor
,
Adi Kurniawan
,
Jana Orszaghova
,
Scott Draper
Project
DOI
Fast unidirectional wave-by-wave prediction of weakly nonlinear wave fields: Validation using physical measurements
Thobani Hlophe
,
Hugh Wolgamot
,
Adi Kurniawan
,
Paul H. Taylor
,
Jana Orszaghova
,
Scott Draper
Project
Fast wave-by-wave prediction of weakly nonlinear unidirectional wave fields
Thobani Hlophe
,
Hugh Wolgamot
,
Adi Kurniawan
,
Paul H. Taylor
,
Jana Orszaghova
,
Scott Draper
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DOI
Fast deterministic wave-by-wave prediction of real ocean waves
It is well-known that the power production of a wave energy converter can be significantly increased if we can tune it to respond optimally to each incoming wave. This project aims to develop fast wave-by-wave prediction tools to accurately predict weakly nonlinear waves in unidirectional and multidirectional seas. Applications range from wave energy control to offshore operations and recreational activities.
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