Deep-water Wave Reflection
Deep-Water Wave Reflection is a hydrodynamic phenomenon belonging to the class of wave-structure interactions, specifically characterized by the reversal in propagation direction of surface gravity waves upon encountering a boundary or abrupt bathymetric change in water depths exceeding half the wavelength, where wave orbital motions are minimally influenced by the seabed.
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Depths of Modern Coastal Sand Clinoforms
Neil C. Mitchell, John M. Huthnance, L.M. Fernández-Salas et al. · Journal of Sedimentary Research · 2012 · 46 citations · Full text
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Technology Centre for Offshore and Marine, Singapore, Singapore
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia
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University of Manchester
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Indian Statistical Institute
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Zhejiang Ocean University
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University of Oxford
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United States Department of the Navy
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
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University of Calcutta
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