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Neural reconstruction of 3D ocean wave hydrodynamics from camera sensing
Jiabin Liu, Zihao Zhou, Jialei Yan +3
Precise three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of wave free surfaces and associated velocity fields is essential for developing a comprehensive understanding of ocean physics. To ad…
Revealing wave-wave resonant interactions in ocean wind waves
Davide Maestrini, Giovanni Dematteis, Alvise Benetazzo +1
Ocean wind waves are a fundamental manifestation of complex dynamics in geophysical fluid systems, characterized by a rich interplay between dispersion and nonlinearity. While line…
More room at the top: how small buoys aim at the detailed dynamics of the air-sea interface
Luigi Cavaleri, Victor Alari, Alvise Benetazzo +12
Air-sea exchange processes have been identified as essential for both short- and long-term atmospheric and ocean forecasts. The two phases of the fluid layer covering our planet in…
Observations of rogue seas in the Southern Ocean
Alessandro Toffoli, Alberto Alberello, Hans Clarke +6
We report direct observations of surface waves from a stereo camera system along with concurrent measurements of wind speed during an expedition across the Southern Ocean in the au…
Three-dimensional imaging of waves and floe sizes in the marginal ice zone during an explosive cyclone
Alberto Alberello, Luke Bennetts, Miguel Onorato +11
The marginal ice zone is the dynamic interface between the open ocean and consolidated inner pack ice. Surface gravity waves regulate marginal ice zone extent and properties, and,…
A review of modeling applications using ROMS model and COAWST system in the Adriatic sea region
Sandro Carniel, Aniello Russo, Alvise Benetazzo
From the first implementation in its purely hydrodynamic configuration, to the last configuration under the Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere-Wave-Sediment Transport (COAWST) system, severa…
Linking reduced breaking crest speeds to unsteady nonlinear water wave group behavior
Michael Banner, Xavier Barthelemy, Francesco Fedele +4
Observations show that maximally-steep breaking water wave crest speeds are much slower than expected. We report a wave-crest slowdown mechanism generic to unsteady propagating dee…