- This paper presents the method of determining JONSWAP spectrum by using measured wave data. If Hs, Tz and Tc are the measured significant wave height, average zero-up crossing wave period and average period between ...- This paper presents the method of determining JONSWAP spectrum by using measured wave data. If Hs, Tz and Tc are the measured significant wave height, average zero-up crossing wave period and average period between wave crests respectively and let y = T Z / TC; this paper provides equation to solve y fromf(y,y) = 0. From the solutions of this equation and by using LSM, the expression relating y as a function of y (for 2.54<y< 15.34 and 1.6 <y < 1,79) may be written as y -5546.721 - 9586.533y + 5568.168/- 1089/+ 2/, for other intervals the related formulas are also given. When y is known, the rest of parameters in JONSWAP spectrum can be obtained. In addition, this paper also provides alternatives for determining JONSWAP spectral parameters by using Hs, Tz and (, or Hs, Tz and S(w0) or other three given data. The JONSWAP spectra given in this paper satisfy the following formulas HS= 4.0 = 2 Tc = 2展开更多
文摘- This paper presents the method of determining JONSWAP spectrum by using measured wave data. If Hs, Tz and Tc are the measured significant wave height, average zero-up crossing wave period and average period between wave crests respectively and let y = T Z / TC; this paper provides equation to solve y fromf(y,y) = 0. From the solutions of this equation and by using LSM, the expression relating y as a function of y (for 2.54<y< 15.34 and 1.6 <y < 1,79) may be written as y -5546.721 - 9586.533y + 5568.168/- 1089/+ 2/, for other intervals the related formulas are also given. When y is known, the rest of parameters in JONSWAP spectrum can be obtained. In addition, this paper also provides alternatives for determining JONSWAP spectral parameters by using Hs, Tz and (, or Hs, Tz and S(w0) or other three given data. The JONSWAP spectra given in this paper satisfy the following formulas HS= 4.0 = 2 Tc = 2