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Developing and Testing Algorithms for Generating Leading Tsunami Waves

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Phase 2: Hh015
Experiment Type: Tsunami Wave Basin
Description: This research will use the newly installed wave makers with long strokes at the NEES tsunami facility at Oregon State University to test the hypothesis that the leading tsunami wave does not have sufficient time and distance to evolve into a solitary form, therefore challenging the currently used modeling approach for wave runup and other physical quantities based on the solitary wave.

In order to test this, a series of waves will be run with various parameters detailed below. Wavemaker displacement code generated run-up of single and double solitary waves with wave height (H) to depth (h) ratio, H/h = 0.15 in h = 1.75 m. Each trial differs by the separation time between two peaks (t) relative to the wave period (T). The slope of the beach is 1/12.
Dates: October 13, 2010 - October 13, 2010
Facility: Oregon State University, OR, United States
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