Model Test Bed for Evaluating Wave Models and Best Practices for Resource Assessment and Characterization.

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2016Author
Neary, Vincent S.
Gunawan, Budi
Yang, Zhaoqing
Dallman, Ann R.
Wang, Taiping
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[96pp.]
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A wave model test bed is established
to benchmark, test and evaluate spectral wave models and modeling
methodologies (i.e., best practices) for predicting the wave energy resource parameters recommended by
the International Electrotechnical Commission,
IEC TS 62600-101Ed. 1.0 ©2015. Among other benefits,
the model test bed can be used to investigate the suitability of different models, specifically what source
terms should be included in spectral wave models under different wave climate conditions and for
different classes of resource assessment. The overarching goal is
to use these investigations to provide
industry guidance for model selection and modeling best practices depending on the wave site conditions
and desired class of resource assessment. Modeling best practices are reviewed, and limitations and
knowledge gaps in predicting wave energy resource parameters are identified......
Publisher
Pacific Northwest National Laboratories and Sandia National LaboratoriesRichland, Washington
Document Language
enSustainable Development Goals (SDG)
14.AEssential Ocean Variables (EOV)
Sea stateBest Practice Type
Best PracticeGuide
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Neary, V.S.; Gunawan, B.; Yang, Z.; Dallman, A.R. and Wang, T. (2016) Model Test Bed for Evaluating Wave Models and Best Practices for Resource Assessment and Characterization. Richland, WA, Pacific Northwest National Laboratories, and Sandia National Laboratories, [96pp.] . (SAND2016-8497R; PNNL-25385). DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25607/OBP-60Collections