The 10th International Conference on Coastal and Ocean Engineering

A special issue of Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (ISSN 2077-1312). This special issue belongs to the section "Ocean Engineering".

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Dear Colleagues,

In recent years, the potential and importance of coastal and ocean areas have increasingly received attention, and efforts have been made to increase research and investment in the fields of coastal engineering and ocean engineering. The demand for the development and utilization of marine energy, construction and management of marine structures and facilities, marine environmental protection and resource utilization, coastal engineering and planning and development of coastal areas is growing. We invite you to submit your contributions for an upcoming Special Issue, which will cover all aspects of coastal and ocean engineering. Full papers, communications, and reviews are welcome for submission.

This Special Issue aims to showcase the progress in basic research, technology development and innovative applications of marine energy utilization, marine structures and facilities, marine environmental protection and resource utilization, coastal engineering and marine coastal area development, marine engineering materials and technology, and marine surveying and mapping and exploration. In addition to conference attendees, all colleagues in related fields are also welcome to submit papers for this Special Issue.

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Keywords

  • ocean dynamics and loads
  • fluid–structure interaction
  • sediment transport dynamics
  • sea ice mechanics and loads
  • marine geomechanics and engineering geology
  • port engineering structures and materials
  • channel safety and maintenance
  • waterway engineering planning and management
  • construction technology and simulation
  • estuary and coastal dynamics
  • estuary and coastal ecological environment and restoration
  • estuary and coastal hazards and protection
  • islands and offshore engineering

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Scattering Study of a Composite Breakwater Placed in Front of an Impermeable Back Wall under the Action of Water Waves
by Jiaxiu Cao, Chao Wang and Zeping Wang
J. Mar. Sci. Eng. 2023, 11(10), 1878; https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse11101878 - 27 Sep 2023
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Based on the assumption of linear potential flow theory, the scattering problem of a composite breakwater placed in front of an impermeable back wall is theoretically investigated. The velocity potential in each subregion is found using the eigenfunction expansion method. The boundary conditions [...] Read more.
Based on the assumption of linear potential flow theory, the scattering problem of a composite breakwater placed in front of an impermeable back wall is theoretically investigated. The velocity potential in each subregion is found using the eigenfunction expansion method. The boundary conditions of the porous region are treated using Darcy’s law. The semi-analytical solution of a composite breakwater placed in front of an impermeable back wall is then obtained based on the matching conditions of the boundaries of the different regions. The effects of different parameters on the wave loads and wave amplitudes are investigated. In addition, to better understand the performance of the composite breakwater, the scattering problem of the composite breakwater without considering an impermeable back wall is also investigated. The correctness of this theoretical model is verified by comparing the results with previous work. Based on the results of hydrodynamic calculations and analysis of various aspects of a composite breakwater placed in front of an impermeable back wall, the study of the effect of a composite breakwater placed in front of an impermeable back wall allows us to propose a long-term and cost-effective solution for the protection of various marine facilities from wave attacks. Full article
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