Shallow Water
Wave Shallow Water Wave is a phenomenon caused by the interaction of gravity and surface tension of the water body. It is an important factor in coastal erosion, as well as in the flow of sediment and pollutants in the ocean and other bodies of water. In addition, shallow water waves can be used to measure the water depth and to study various physical parameters of the water such as velocity, temperature, and salinity. The study of shallow water waves is also essential for engineering works such as the design of breakwaters, port facilities, and tidal energy installations.
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