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Special Issue
Analyses and Applications of Wind-Wave Interaction
Submission Deadline: December 31, 2027 (Open) Submit Now
Guest Editor
Shih-Ang (S. A.) Hsu, Ph.D.
Professor and Certified Consulting Meteorologist
Coastal Studies Institute, Louisiana State University, USA
Research Interests: Coastal and marine meteorology, boundary-layer meteorology, atmospheric measurements, air-sea interaction, and hydro- and engineering meteorology.
About This Topic
Wind-wave interaction is a branch of air-sea interaction because the wind can generate ocean waves by transferring energy trough friction on the water surface. Understanding this interaction is essential for safe navigation, marine and coastal structure design, coastal environmental managements such as storm surge forecasting and oil spill trajectory analysis, and offshore wind energy and oil and gas production such as sea-bed scouring for the pipelines during tropical cyclones, to name just a few impacts. In short, since the wind-wave interaction is a vital area of research that impacts both environmental science and engineering applications, this special issue welcomes all contributions related to both theoretical and operational aspects of wind-wave interaction and its impacts on environmental and engineering research and advancements. In addition, manuscripts for case studies related to the wind-wave interaction under severe weather conditions are encouraged to submit.
Manuscript Submission Information
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