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Prediction of tsunami propagation in the pearl river estuary
J. S. Sun
, Wing Hong Onyx Wai
, Kam Tim Chau
, R. H C Wong
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Pearl River Estuary
100%
Tsunami Propagation
100%
Conservation Equations
66%
Shallow Water
66%
Wave Action
66%
Water Area
66%
Bottom Roughness
66%
Complex Coastline
66%
Highly Nonlinear
33%
Operator Splitting Method
33%
Water Depth
33%
Wave number
33%
Energy Dissipation
33%
South China Sea
33%
Iterative Methods
33%
Finite Element Approach
33%
Implicit Finite Element Method
33%
Numerical Stability
33%
Discretized
33%
Implicit Finite Difference Method
33%
Eulerian-Lagrangian Method
33%
Wave Transformation
33%
Node Elements
33%
Model Validation
33%
Estuary Area
33%
Mild-slope Equation
33%
Computing Resources
33%
Wave Refraction-diffraction
33%
Wave Direction
33%
Nonlinear Problems
33%
Nonlinear Wave Propagation
33%
Tsunami
33%
Nearshore Zone
33%
Result Verification
33%
Time Iteration
33%
Propagation Prediction
33%
Validity Verification
33%
Coastline Configuration
33%
Sea Bottom
33%
Advection Term
33%
Engineering
Conservation Equation
100%
Finite Element Analysis
100%
Energy Dissipation
50%
Nonlinear Problem
50%
Lagrangian Method
50%
Node Element
50%
Wave Number
50%
Slope Equation
50%
Advection Term
50%
Sea Bottom
50%
Relative Roughness
50%
Numerical Stability
50%
Boundary Condition
50%
Finite Difference Method
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Shallow Water
100%
Conservation Equation
100%
Water Depth
50%
Model Validation
50%
Advection
50%
Numerical Stability
50%
Wave Direction
50%
Finite Difference Method
50%
Nonlinear Wave
50%
China
50%
Boundary Condition
50%
Energy Dissipation
50%