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(2007)Hawaii is affected by wind waves and swells throughout the year. The wave conditions are currently provided by four NDBC deep-water buoys in the open ocean and three UH near shore buoys as well as the third generation ...
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(2005)A coastal ocean model has been evaluated for Oahu, Hawaii. The three-dimensional hydrodynamic model used in this study is a semi-implicit version of ECOM that uses a z-level based coordinate system. The model has already ...
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(2005-08)A Virtual Buoy Network (VBN) has been developed for the Island of Oahu. The VBN utilizes nesting of third generation wind wave models to provide daily 180hour nearshore forecast for Oahu. The large scale, open ocean modeling ...
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(2006)Alphaflex, an impact modifier for elastomers and thermoplastics, has been compounded with High Density Polyethylene (HDPE). The physical properties of the modified plastic were tested to see if the new material is physically ...
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(2007)The 2006 Kuril tsunami, while not destructive to coastal properties, resulted in prolonged oscillations in Hawai'i waters. This study reconstructs the tsunami from the seismic source parameters using a nonlinear shallow-water ...
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(2008)A probabilistic approach is necessary to assess the future tsunami hazard for a given shoreline. Given the complicated nature of tsunamis, it seems intuitive that it is best to perform statistical analysis considering both ...
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(2006)The inverse method provides tsunami forecasts based on a regression analysis of near-field water-level data against a database of pre-computed tsunami waveforms corresponding unit slip of predefined sub faults. This thesis ...
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(2007)Very few studies have been performed to validate near-shore wave models for fringing reef conditions. Fringing reefs dissipate large amounts of energy suddenly through plunging wave breakers, providing a direct contrast ...
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