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Hurricanes are one of the most adverse aspects of the ocean environment, with the potential to cause a disastrous event for marine systems in the ocean. This is an invaluable reference for all involved in the field of naval, ocean and coastal engineering. The work clarifies hurricane generated sea conditions necessary for the design and operation of marine systems in a seaway, and provides information for the protection of near shore / onshore structures and the environment at the time of hurricane landing.
Front Cover; Hurricane-Generated Seas; Copyright Page; Series Preface; Preface and Acknowledgements; List of Tables; Contents; Chapter 1. Hurricane wind and sea state in the ocean; Chapter 2. Wave spectra of hurricane-generated seas in deep water; Chapter 3. Transformation of wave spectra with the advance of a hurricane from deep to finite water depth; Chapter 4. Sea severity and wave characteristics; Chapter 5. Hurricane landing and nearshore sea severity; Appendix: Review of non-Gaussian random waves; References; Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Elsevier ocean engineering book series ; volume 8