A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave
The Draupner wave is the most famous ‘freak’ or ‘rogue’ wave observation. In this note we examine the short-term probability of this event in both following and crossing sea-states. We run random simulations and generate both second- and approximate third-order statistics. The wave is found to be...
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description | The Draupner wave is the most famous ‘freak’ or ‘rogue’ wave observation. In this note we examine the short-term probability of this event in both following and crossing sea-states. We run random simulations and generate both second- and approximate third-order statistics. The wave is found to be more probable in a following sea. The measured waves showed both a set-up (under the giant wave) as well as set-downs under other large waves in the record – this is found to be consistent with a crossing sea. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:5848fe92-cba0-4d1f-af7f-927640ea58e42022-03-26T17:02:19ZA note on the set-up under the Draupner waveJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:5848fe92-cba0-4d1f-af7f-927640ea58e4Symplectic Elements at OxfordSpringer International Publishing2016Adcock, TThe Draupner wave is the most famous ‘freak’ or ‘rogue’ wave observation. In this note we examine the short-term probability of this event in both following and crossing sea-states. We run random simulations and generate both second- and approximate third-order statistics. The wave is found to be more probable in a following sea. The measured waves showed both a set-up (under the giant wave) as well as set-downs under other large waves in the record – this is found to be consistent with a crossing sea. |
spellingShingle | Adcock, T A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave |
title | A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave |
title_full | A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave |
title_fullStr | A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave |
title_full_unstemmed | A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave |
title_short | A note on the set-up under the Draupner wave |
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