Numerical Wave Model under Different Forced Wind Fields

Xi Shan Pan; Zhen Xiang Wang; Wen Jin Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.516-517.1100

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Numerical Wave Model under Different Forced Wind Fields

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The wave numerical forecasting model is based on the third generation wave model WAVEWATCHIII, which the analysis wind field of NCEP and the mixed wind field of QSCAT/NCEP are used as the forced field. With the same parameters, the wave model WAVEWATCHIII is established in wave field simulation to China seas. The analysis data of effective wave height from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA, USA) is adopted as the verification. It shows that the WAVEWATCHIII model is good agreement with the wave field date using two input wind data. And the QSCAT/NCEP is higher agreement with field data, which means that it is more suitable for wave numerical simulation for China seas.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 516-517)

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1100-1104

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May 2012

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Xi Shan Pan, Zhen Xiang Wang, Wen Jin Zhu

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Numerical Forecast, WAVEWATCHIII Model, Wind Field

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