Linear Array of Pressure Gauges at 8 m Depth at USACE Field Research Facility 1987-1990

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Autori principali: Collins, Clarence, Hathaway, Kent K, Birkemeier, William A, Forte, Michael F, Dickhudt, Patrick J, The FRF Data Team
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author Collins, Clarence
Hathaway, Kent K
Birkemeier, William A
Forte, Michael F
Dickhudt, Patrick J
The FRF Data Team
author_facet Collins, Clarence
Hathaway, Kent K
Birkemeier, William A
Forte, Michael F
Dickhudt, Patrick J
The FRF Data Team
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents By 1986, FRF scientists and technicians designed and built a novel wave sensor. A fixed, precisely-surveyed array of pressure gauges working in sync forming a wave antennae with a directional resolution well beyond that of buoys; details can be found in [1]. From 1986 - 1990, the array consisted of 10 elements parallel to the shore, referred to as the "linear array". The linear array resolved directional spectra but with 180 degree ambiguity. Although most of the wave energy propagates towards the coast, there is some fraction of reflected wave energy (not resolved). Please see the FRF data paper, FRF website, and FRF data portal for more information. [1] Long, C. E. and Oltman-Shay, J. M. (1991)
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spellingShingle Linear Array of Pressure Gauges at 8 m Depth at USACE Field Research Facility 1987-1990
Collins, Clarence
Hathaway, Kent K
Birkemeier, William A
Forte, Michael F
Dickhudt, Patrick J
The FRF Data Team
coastal waves; CT; directional waves; Field_Research_Facility; FRF; linear array; North Carolina; ocean waves; Underway cruise track measurements; wave; wave array; wave data; wave measurement; wave spectra
By 1986, FRF scientists and technicians designed and built a novel wave sensor. A fixed, precisely-surveyed array of pressure gauges working in sync forming a wave antennae with a directional resolution well beyond that of buoys; details can be found in [1]. From 1986 - 1990, the array consisted of 10 elements parallel to the shore, referred to as the "linear array". The linear array resolved directional spectra but with 180 degree ambiguity. Although most of the wave energy propagates towards the coast, there is some fraction of reflected wave energy (not resolved). Please see the FRF data paper, FRF website, and FRF data portal for more information. [1] Long, C. E. and Oltman-Shay, J. M. (1991)
title Linear Array of Pressure Gauges at 8 m Depth at USACE Field Research Facility 1987-1990
topic coastal waves; CT; directional waves; Field_Research_Facility; FRF; linear array; North Carolina; ocean waves; Underway cruise track measurements; wave; wave array; wave data; wave measurement; wave spectra
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.902958