The influence of increasing sea surface temperatures (SSTs), in response to greenhouse
warming, on wave power (WP) remains uncertain. Here, seasonal relationships between …

Abstract Wave Energy Flux (WEF) in the Colombian Caribbean Sea is assessed using a 60
years wave reanalysis from 1958 to 2017. Significant wave height (H s) and mean wave …

Renewable marine energy sources are rapidly developing worldwide. With numerous
operational marine power plants in existence, it is becoming increasingly important to …

The thirty-year non-stationary historical trends in the wave energy climate for United States
coastal waters between 1980 and 2009 are investigated using spectral partitioned wave …

One of the popular methods to predict shoreline shifts into the future involves use of a
shoreline evolution model driven by the historical wave climate. It is however understood by …

It has been reported that global warming results in the increase of globally averaged wave
heights. What happened to the global-averaged wave heights during the global warming …

Mean wave energy flux (hereinafter WEF) is assessed in the Caribbean Sea from a 60-year
(1958–2017) wave hindcast. We use a novel approach, based on neural networks, to …

Observational data are successfully assessed to investigate wave power (wave energy flux
per unit of wave-crest) trends within four coastal regions around the US, a parameter that is …

Global warming is changing the global wave climate, making waves stronger. In this study,
we find that the wave climate in the South China Sea (SCS) undergoes an intensifying trend …

Investigating the role of complex dynamical components of a global climate model (GCM) in
improving near-surface wind speed (WS) simulation is vital for the climate community in …