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    Nonhydrostatic Model for Surf Zone Simulation

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    2011
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    Scott F. Bradford
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    Abstract
    A previously developed model for nonhydrostatic free surface flow is adapted to simulate breaking waves in the surf zone. The model solves the Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations in a fraction step manner with the pressure split into hydrostatic and nonhydrostatic components. The hydrostatic equations are first solved with an approximate Riemann solver. This approach is particularly well suited for simulating discontinuous flow associated with breaking waves because the model prediction converges to the classical solution for a turbulent bore, which closely resembles breaking waves in the surf zone. The hydrostatic solution is then corrected by including the nonhydrostatic pressure. The model uses a sigma coordinate discretization in the vertical direction, which has been previously demonstrated to yield significant truncation errors with highly skewed grids over large bottom slopes. This potential problem is investigated in the context of highly skewed (but transient) grids that occur with steep breaking waves.
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