Wave energy asymmetry in shallow bays
Storm surges along the coastline of the United States are often driven by along‐shore winds triggering cross‐shore Ekman transport. Here we show that this mechanism creates ideal conditions for large wave events in the shallow bays characterizing much of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastlines. A...
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| description | Storm surges along the coastline of the United States are often driven by along‐shore winds triggering cross‐shore Ekman transport. Here we show that this mechanism creates ideal conditions for large wave events in the shallow bays characterizing much of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastlines. A positive feedback enhances wave formation during along‐shore wind events, affecting the spatial distribution of waves and wave‐forced erosion in shallow bays at a continental scale. |
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