Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 10, Part 2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1991 - Arctic regions |
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STATISTICAL MOMENT - BASED MODELS Statistical models considered here assume knowledge of four moments of the wave elevation n ( t ) : mean mn , standard deviation 0 , = Hs / 4 , skewness Q3 = E ( ( 9- m . ) / 0 , ) , and kurtosis a4 = E ...
STATISTICAL MOMENT - BASED MODELS Statistical models considered here assume knowledge of four moments of the wave elevation n ( t ) : mean mn , standard deviation 0 , = Hs / 4 , skewness Q3 = E ( ( 9- m . ) / 0 , ) , and kurtosis a4 = E ...
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A lognormal distribution is assumed for the fraction Y ;, which can then be expressed as follows Y = Fexpu ; + U 3U ; ) ( 28 ) where U , is a standard normally distributed variable which is the same for all sea states i under the ...
A lognormal distribution is assumed for the fraction Y ;, which can then be expressed as follows Y = Fexpu ; + U 3U ; ) ( 28 ) where U , is a standard normally distributed variable which is the same for all sea states i under the ...
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The Stochastic Model Eme ( m ) of Vertical Stillwater Bending Mg The stochastic model FMg ( ms ) can be defined on the basis of statistical data for mean values and standard deviations of different ship types as published in / 15 / ...
The Stochastic Model Eme ( m ) of Vertical Stillwater Bending Mg The stochastic model FMg ( ms ) can be defined on the basis of statistical data for mean values and standard deviations of different ship types as published in / 15 / ...
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Contents
Occurrence of Extreme Waves With Respect to Significant Wave Height | 1 |
Spectral Modelling of Sea States With Multiple Wave Systems | 13 |
Statistical and Physical Models of Nonlinear Random Waves | 23 |
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