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Seasonal variations in tidal dynamics, water quality, and sediments in the Coos Bay estuary

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Arneson, Robert Jeffrey

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degree of Master of Ocean Engineeri in Ocean Engineering presented on_ 29 May 1975 Title: SEASONAL
Simulation of random, nonlinear wave forces on a circular cylindrical pile

Creator:

Tuah, Hang

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Two types of linear random wave simulation methods are investigated; viz., (1) Deterministic Spectral Amplitude (DSA) and (2) Nondeterministic Spectral Amplitude (NSA). These linear simulations are extended to second-order in a perturbation expansion in the frequency domain by utilizing a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). The nonlinear interaction matrix for waves...

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of Ocean Enqineering in Ocean Engineering presented on Bpu.c.* Title: SIMULATION OF RANDOM
Flows associated with harbor ship traffic

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Downs, Richard Allen

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The purpose of this study was to ascertain the potential erosion impacts associated with ship movements in confined waters. The flow associated with a ship passage can be separated accordingly: (1) the propeller wake, (2) flow about the hull, and (3) associated waves. Each of these areas has been analyzed...

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degree of Master of Ocean Eng:ineerin in Ocean Engineering presented on June 10, _1976 Title: FLOWS
Three applications of wave measurements in coastal engineering

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McGehee, David D.

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Master of Ocean Engineering in Ocean Ergineering presented on July 17. 1997. Title: Three Applications
Wave forces on submerged artificial reefs fabricated from scrap tires

Creator:

Kim, Tae In

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Masters Thesis

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of Ocean Engineering in Civil Engineering presented on JulY 24, 1981 Title: WAVE FORCES ON
Wave interaction with pile supported harbor facilities

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Dummer, Jerome Martin

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Masters Thesis

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Dummer Jr. for the degree of Engineering iii Ocean Engineeri.ng presented on December 14, 1979 Title
Organizational factors in the reliability assessment of offshore systems

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Biondi, Esteban L.

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The reliability of ocean systems is dependent on organizational factors. It has been shown that low probability / high consequence system failures are overwhelmingly induced by organizational factors. However, no methodology is yet widely accepted for the evaluation of this phenomenon or its accurate quantification. A qualitative complementary approach is...

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of Master of Ocean Engineering in Ocean Engineering presented on October 22, 1998. Title
Wave forces on concrete pipes and plates used as seabed artificial reef units

Creator:

Shin, Ong-in

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Masters Thesis
Ocean wave interaction with a caisson on a rubble base

Creator:

Ward, Donald L. (Donald LeRoy), 1954-

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Caissons are frequently used in the coastal environment for breakwaters, jetties, seawalls, and piers. Because a satisfactory analytical solution to a typical caisson installation has not been developed, design of a caisson-style structure typically is either based on physical model testing, which is expensive, or the structure is designed as...

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Analysis of wave groups effects on rubble mound breakwater stability

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Fassardi, Claudio D.

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of Master of Ocean Engineering in Civil Engineering presented on May 14, 1993. Title: Analysis of

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Master of Ocean Engineering (M.Oc.E.)[remove]33

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