Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 18, Part 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1999 - Arctic regions |
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... extreme envelope is made up of the maximum average pressure measured on a given area , for all of the events at the time of peak force or pressure . Along with the extreme envelope the events which formed the envelope are also shown ...
... extreme envelope is made up of the maximum average pressure measured on a given area , for all of the events at the time of peak force or pressure . Along with the extreme envelope the events which formed the envelope are also shown ...
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... extreme wave height estimation ( waves appear once 50 and 100 years ) in shallow sea is proposed . As the extreme waves in the shallow sea we are interested in come from the deep water regions of the Barents Sea , it is possible to ...
... extreme wave height estimation ( waves appear once 50 and 100 years ) in shallow sea is proposed . As the extreme waves in the shallow sea we are interested in come from the deep water regions of the Barents Sea , it is possible to ...
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... extreme wave estimations The relation given in " Problems of investigation and math modeling of wind waves " ( 1995 ) was used to estimate the probable limits of wave heights calculated above by lognormal distribution 2 71/2 = XF 2 + S ...
... extreme wave estimations The relation given in " Problems of investigation and math modeling of wind waves " ( 1995 ) was used to estimate the probable limits of wave heights calculated above by lognormal distribution 2 71/2 = XF 2 + S ...
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