Determinación del clima de oleaje medio y extremal en el Caribe colombiano
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Wave, Caribbean, hurricane, regimes, ColombiaAbstract
The present article presents the equations for the wave visual data correction. These equations were obtained by comparison between both, visual data and instrumental data from a scalar wave buoy. Later, it presents a methodology for the generation of waves using the information from tropical storms in the Caribbean Sea. For that, we used data of wind velocity measured by satellites. Finally, the regimes of waves were obtained.Downloads
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