It is commonly known that beach physical models are influenced by scale effects. Scale effects may be minimized by using large models. Nevertheless, since large models require costly facilities, it would be very important to individuate a method for the evaluation of scale effects. The main purpose of such method would be to re-scale the model results in order to reconstruct the prototype beach profile. Numerical beach profile models may be used in order to analyse the physical processes which regulate scale effects. In the present paper a first attempt in this direction is presented.

A first attempt of analysis of coastal physical models by means of numerical model / Ranieri, G.; De Girolamo, P.. - STAMPA. - (1997), pp. 707-712. (Intervento presentato al convegno 27th Congress of the International-Association-for-Hydraulic-Research, IAHR 1997 tenutosi a San Francisco, CA nel August 10-15, 1997).

A first attempt of analysis of coastal physical models by means of numerical model

Ranieri, G.;
1997-01-01

Abstract

It is commonly known that beach physical models are influenced by scale effects. Scale effects may be minimized by using large models. Nevertheless, since large models require costly facilities, it would be very important to individuate a method for the evaluation of scale effects. The main purpose of such method would be to re-scale the model results in order to reconstruct the prototype beach profile. Numerical beach profile models may be used in order to analyse the physical processes which regulate scale effects. In the present paper a first attempt in this direction is presented.
1997
27th Congress of the International-Association-for-Hydraulic-Research, IAHR 1997
0-7844-0272-8
A first attempt of analysis of coastal physical models by means of numerical model / Ranieri, G.; De Girolamo, P.. - STAMPA. - (1997), pp. 707-712. (Intervento presentato al convegno 27th Congress of the International-Association-for-Hydraulic-Research, IAHR 1997 tenutosi a San Francisco, CA nel August 10-15, 1997).
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