Infragravity (hereafter IG) waves are surface ocean waves with frequencies below those of
wind-generated “short waves”(typically below 0.04 Hz). Here we focus on the most common …

Nonlinear Infragravity–Wave Interactions on a Gently Sloping Laboratory Beach in: Journal of
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The cross‐shore evolution of individual wave celerity is investigated using two high‐
resolution laboratory experiments on bichromatic waves. Individual waves are tracked …

This paper presents laboratory and numerical simulations of run-up induced by irregular
waves breaking on a gentle-sloping planar beach. The experimental data are well …

This study presents unpublished field observations of infragravity waves, collected at the
dissipative beach of Saint‐Trojan (Oléron Island, France) during the storm Kurt (3 February …

As waves approach the shore, non-linearity in their dynamics becomes increasingly
important. Most of our understanding of wave non-linearity has resulted from theoretical …

The present paper aims to clarify the mechanism of infragravity wave (IGW) energy
amplification over nearshore shoals reported in recent studies. Wave transformation and …

The influence of bars on the infragravity wave energy changes in dissipative beaches is
analysed through numerical simulations of random wave propagation. The analysis of the …

More than three decades ago, it was noted that the ocean infragravity bound wave
increasingly lags behind the forcing short-wave groups when propagating towards the …

A new method to obtain information on individual waves as they travel shoreward is
described. The wave-tracking method involves analysis of synchronous water level records …