MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF WAVE RUN-UP IN U-SHAPED BAYS

The problem of wave run-up is an important issue related to the tsunami disaster. When a large tsunami wave hits the coast, it can propagate far inland and reach a certain run-up height. Some research results suggest that in the bay area, the waves achieve a higher run-up than the usual sloping b...

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Main Author: Mene Risriani, Vania
Format: Theses
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/54811
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:The problem of wave run-up is an important issue related to the tsunami disaster. When a large tsunami wave hits the coast, it can propagate far inland and reach a certain run-up height. Some research results suggest that in the bay area, the waves achieve a higher run-up than the usual sloping beaches. Our study here uses the Saint-Venant equations to model the wave dynamics in the bay, while numerically we use the momentum conserving staggered grid (abbreviated as the MCS) scheme. In this thesis, the problem of shoaling and wave run-up in two types of bays, namely Bm and B m bays, were examined. Our numerical results show a good fit when compared to the analytical solutions in the literature. Therefore it can be concluded that the MCS scheme is good and accurate for modeling wave run-up events in the bay.