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The role of roughness geometry in frictional wave dissipation

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Bottom friction dissipation is a key factor for wave attenuation in nearshore environments presenting complex geomorphological structures, such as rocky or coral shores. The present paper reports on a series of laboratory experiments performed in a wave flume with controlled wave conditions and seabed structures. Using the frequency-integrated shortwave analysis and classical models for bottom friction and breaking dissipation, the wave friction factor and the hydraulic roughness parameter were estimated from the experimental data. The former varies from 0.17 to 98 while the latter varies from 0 to 0.291 m. The observations reveal the combined influence of several topographical metrics, including the standard deviation, the skewness, the directionality and the effective slope of the seabed elevation. A metric-based multi-varied model for the hydraulic roughness parameter is proposed and confronted with other field data recovered on coral and rocky shores.
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hal-04442134 , version 1 (06-02-2024)

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Solène Dealbera, Damien Sous, Denis Morichon, Héloïse Michaud. The role of roughness geometry in frictional wave dissipation. Coastal Engineering, 2024, pp.104478. ⟨10.1016/j.coastaleng.2024.104478⟩. ⟨hal-04442134⟩
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