Natural hazards and earth system sciences · 2008 · 114 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMeteorologyOceanographyOcean WavesPhysical OceanographyWeather ForecastingSea Surface RoughnessWave MeasurementsWave StatisticsIn-situ MeasurementsSignificant Wave HeightSignificant Wave Height EstimationWave Equation ModelsWave Height MeasurementWave-wind InteractionWind-wave Coupling
Abstract. Wave conditions in the northern Baltic Proper during windstorm Erwin/Gudrun (January 2005) are analysed based on in situ measurements in three locations and output of operational wave models from the German Weather Forecast Service, the Danish Meteorological Institute and the Finnish Institute of Marine Research. The measured significant wave height reached 7.2 m in the northern Baltic Proper and 4.5 m in the Gulf of Finland. The roughest wave conditions, estimated from the comparison of the forecast and measured data, occurred remote from the sensors, off the coasts of Saaremaa and Latvia where the significant wave height was about 9.5 m. Peak periods exceeded 12 s in a large part of the northern Baltic Proper and in the central part of the Gulf of Finland.
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