Variations in shelf geometry mean that a coastal trapped wave mode can propagate within some finite length of shelf but be evanescent outside this region. This paper constructs such geographically localised coastal trapped waves using a WKBJ approximation. Comparison with full numerical solutions of the non-linear differential eigenvalue problem demonstrates that the approximation is extremely accurate. The asymptotic and full numerical models are then used to examine the parameters and geometries that govern the existence of these modes
Coastal Trapped Waves (CTWs) carry the ocean’s response to changes in forcing along boundaries, and ...
We describe observations of the generation and propagation of coastally trapped waves in the laborat...
An overlooked aspect of continental shelf wave generation by wind is that a non-wavelike flow field ...
AbstractVariations in shelf geometry mean that a coastal trapped wave mode can propagate within some...
Alongshore variations in coastline curvature or offshore depth profile can create localised regions ...
Waves of sub-inertial frequency in a continuously stratified ocean and trapped over a continental sh...
This paper describes how topographic variations can transform a small-amplitude, linear, coastal-tra...
Continental margins form a waveguide for topographic Rossby waves, which can be trapped to the botto...
The existence of coastal trapped waves on continental shelf/continental slope regions has been well ...
Author Posting. © Elsevier B.V., 2006. This is the author's version of the work. It is posted here ...
This article considers waves extending across the continental shelf and/or slope and having periods ...
ABSTRACTCoastal trapped waves (CTWs) carry the ocean’s response to changes in forcing along boundari...
Author Posting. © American Meteorological Society, 2019. This article is posted here by permission o...
Small irregularities in an otherwise straight coast produce certain effects on long waves on a conti...
Abstract. The question of the existence of nonpropagating, trapped continental shelf waves (CSWs) al...
Coastal Trapped Waves (CTWs) carry the ocean’s response to changes in forcing along boundaries, and ...
We describe observations of the generation and propagation of coastally trapped waves in the laborat...
An overlooked aspect of continental shelf wave generation by wind is that a non-wavelike flow field ...
AbstractVariations in shelf geometry mean that a coastal trapped wave mode can propagate within some...
Alongshore variations in coastline curvature or offshore depth profile can create localised regions ...
Waves of sub-inertial frequency in a continuously stratified ocean and trapped over a continental sh...
This paper describes how topographic variations can transform a small-amplitude, linear, coastal-tra...
Continental margins form a waveguide for topographic Rossby waves, which can be trapped to the botto...
The existence of coastal trapped waves on continental shelf/continental slope regions has been well ...
Author Posting. © Elsevier B.V., 2006. This is the author's version of the work. It is posted here ...
This article considers waves extending across the continental shelf and/or slope and having periods ...
ABSTRACTCoastal trapped waves (CTWs) carry the ocean’s response to changes in forcing along boundari...
Author Posting. © American Meteorological Society, 2019. This article is posted here by permission o...
Small irregularities in an otherwise straight coast produce certain effects on long waves on a conti...
Abstract. The question of the existence of nonpropagating, trapped continental shelf waves (CSWs) al...
Coastal Trapped Waves (CTWs) carry the ocean’s response to changes in forcing along boundaries, and ...
We describe observations of the generation and propagation of coastally trapped waves in the laborat...
An overlooked aspect of continental shelf wave generation by wind is that a non-wavelike flow field ...