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Stormy Weather

Empirical Methods and a Boussinesq-type Wave Model for Predicting Overtopping of Coastal Structures Patrick Lynett, Texas A&M University

Motivation for Study There is a technical discontinuity of the hydrodynamic science/modeling/effort used in design of coastal structures OT Rate, which controls design levee elevation, is estimated with empirical equations Models provide estimate of waves and water levels near the toe of the structures (typically a couple hundred meters seaward) Offshore to nearshore: physics-based modeling of wave and surge (e.g. WAM, STWAVE, ADCIRC)

Motivation for Study Structure design is based on wave height here STWAVE output provided here

Empirical Approach The overtopping formulation from Van der Meer reads (see TAW 2002): With: Q : overtopping rate [cfs/ft] g : gravitational acceleration [ft/s2] Hm0 : wave height at toe of the structure, as if the structure was not there [ft] ξ0: surf similarity parameter [-] α : slope [-] Rc : freeboard [ft] γ : coefficient for presence of berm (b), friction (f), wave incidence (β), vertical wall (v)

Should be small compared to A(x,t) Boussinesq Equations Boussinesq Equations (Peregrine, 1967; Ngowu, 1993): z x u(x,z,t) Should be small compared to A(x,t) Functions B, C lead to 3rd order spatial derivatives in model (eqns) Accurate for long and intermediate depth waves, kh<~3 (wavelength > ~ 2 water depths)

New terms, due to the Boussinesq-type derivation Boussinesq Equations Continuity Equation New terms, due to the Boussinesq-type derivation

New terms, due to the Boussinesq-type derivation Boussinesq Equations New terms, due to the Boussinesq-type derivation Momentum Equation

Why Boussinesq?? Boussinesq model provides a practical nearshore wave processes model Excellent hydrodynamic accuracy for wind waves Fundamentally irrotational and inviscid, with empirical add-ons for approximating dissipation (more about these later) Not as physically complete as Navier-Stokes models Can be run in a reasonable time, ~10 seconds of desktop wall time per wave period for 1HD problems If you want numerous nearshore wave simulations, providing a statistical database, Boussinesq is the choice

Wave Overtopping – Limitations with Boussinesq Now, with the Boussinesq, we cannot model this turbulent 3D interaction How important is this phenomenon to predicting overtopping???

Wave Overtopping – Boussinesq Validation Comparison with standard benchmark data of Saville (1955)

Wave Overtopping Simulation parameters: Crest elevation = 17.5’ Comparison with TAW formulation for Simple Levee Simulation parameters: Crest elevation = 17.5’ Toe elevation = +1’ 1/3<s<1/8 1’<Rc<4’ 2’<Hs(600’)<8’ 8s<Tp<16s Bous and empirical agree well for a wide range of levee configurations, as long as H_toe (if structure was not there) is used in empirics

Submerged Breakwater

Steps to Success Download coulwave.zip Install in suitable directory On Windows w/ cvf: Download and install MPICH2 - http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/mpi/mpich2/ Follow directions on ‘Compilation Instructions Add pcoulwave.exe to the example or new case. Prepare bathymetry using matlab script - bath_loc.m Prepare wave file using matlab script spectrum_1D.m Run pcoulwave.exe Look at output with matlab script seqplot_1D.m