Ocean wind and wave parameters can be measured by in-situ sensors such as
anemometers and buoys. Since the 1980s, X-band marine radar has evolved as one of the …

The shallow waters of the nearshore ocean are popular, dynamic, and often hostile.
Prediction in this domain is usually limited less by our understanding of the physics or by the …

Waves in Oceanic and Coastal Waters describes the observation, analysis and prediction of
wind-generated waves in the open ocean, in shelf seas, and in coastal regions with islands …

This paper introduces a real-time digital twin for ship operations in seaways. The concept of
the digital twin is becoming popular, and it is adopted for ship operation systems in this …

Inversion of Marine Radar Images for Surface Wave Analysis in: Journal of Atmospheric and
Oceanic Technology Volume 21 Issue 8 (2004) Jump to Content Jump to Main Navigation …

Bates, TS, PK Quinn, DJ Coffman, JE Johnson, and AM Middlebrook, 2005: Dominance of
organic aerosols in the marine boundary layer over the Gulf of Maine during NEAQS 2002 …

Nonlinear components of wakes from large high-speed ships at times carry a substantial
part of the wake energy and behave completely differently compared to the classical Kelvin …

In this paper, we study the retrieval of wind information from nautical X-band radar data. In
contrast to previous studies, where data from stationary research platforms were used, this …

Wave energy flux is a critical index of available wave energy in a region. The short-term
wave energy flux prediction is conducive to implementing marine energy generation …

Significant wave height is one of the most important parameters for characterizing ocean
waves and essential for coastal protection, shipping, as well as off shore industry operations …