Encounter Probability of Significant Wave Height

Z. Liu; H. F. Burcharth

Encounter Probability of Significant Wave Height

Z. Liu, H. F. Burcharth

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The determination of the design wave height (often given as the significant wave height) is usually based on statistical analysis of long-term extreme wave height measurement or hindcast. The result of such extreme wave height analysis is often given as the design wave height corresponding to a chosen return period. Sometimes confidence band of the design wave height is also given in order to include sample variability and measurement/hindcast error.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Udgivelsessted	Aalborg
Udgiver	Department of Mechanical Engineering, Aalborg University
Antal sider	20
Status	Udgivet - 1998

Bibliografisk note

Submitted to Coastal Engineering

Emneord

Encounter Probability
Statistical Vagrancy
Hindcast Error
Coastal Structures
Design Wave Height
Structure Lifetime
First Order Reliability Method
FORM

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