Abrupt depth transitions (ADTs) have been shown to induce the release of bound waves into
free waves, which results in spatially inhomogeneous wave fields atop ADTs. Herein, we …

Sea spray generated by ship-wave impact contributes to marine ice accretion onboard
vessels. Limitations in field measurements and model experiments encourage the use of …

Coastal areas often experience high population density and intense human activity owing to
the considerable value of the ocean. Therefore, devices for monitoring marine disasters are …

In the field of biomechanics, numerical procedures can be used to understand complex
phenomena that cannot be analyzed with experimental setups. The use of experimental …

The primary source of water contributing to ship icing is sea spray from the interaction
between ships and waves, making its analysis crucial for predicting icing events. This paper …

Wave breaking in the ocean affects the height of extreme waves, energy dissipation, and
interaction between the atmosphere and upper ocean. Numerical modelling is a critical step …

Ocean wave breaking is a difficult-to-model oceanographic process, which has implications
for extreme wave statistics, the dissipation of wave energy, and air–sea interaction …

Medium-long period waves significantly affect the construction of coastal engineering
structures. This study investigated the interaction between regular waves and a vertical …

Spray generated by ships traveling in cold oceans often leads to topside ice accretion, which
can be dangerous to vessels. To develop a full methodology of goal based design for ice …

A length scale refinement study is a standard practice to ensure the independence of a
numerical model on spatial approximations. For smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) …