Comparison of measured and modeled run-up and resulting dune erosion during a lab experiment

KD SPLINTER, ML PALMSTEN… - The Proceedings of …, 2011 - World Scientific
The Proceedings of the Coastal Sediments 2011: In 3 Volumes, 2011World Scientific
Abstract XBeach (Roelvink et al. 2009), a process-based numerical model designed to
estimate erosion under extreme events is calibrated and compared against a large scale lab
experiment. The model is capable of generating seiching modes observed in the tank and
shows good agreement between modeled and measured waves once the model is
calibrated to individual events. Modeled waves are sensitive to γ, the breaking parameter,
and cf, the coefficient of friction. Modeled run-up was underestimated compared to …
Abstract
XBeach (Roelvink et al. 2009), a process-based numerical model designed to estimate erosion under extreme events is calibrated and compared against a large scale lab experiment. The model is capable of generating seiching modes observed in the tank and shows good agreement between modeled and measured waves once the model is calibrated to individual events. Modeled waves are sensitive to γ, the breaking parameter, and cf, the coefficient of friction. Modeled run-up was underestimated compared to observations due to the omission of incident band energy that accounted for roughly 40% of the run-up signal. Despite this, modeled dune erosion compared well with observations after calibration. Erosion results were sensitive to the critical slope parameters, dryslp/wetslp, and depth limiters, hmin and hswitch.
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