SWAN wave modelling for Palmyra Atoll, equatorial Pacific Ocean: Understanding the depositional environments of beachrock Kim Owen Dr. Dan Zwartz Dr. Gavin.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chapter 7 Waves in the Ocean ©2003 Jones and Bartlett Publishers.
Advertisements

Interference of light waves Three slides. Constructive and Destructive Interference The graphic on the right shows two waves coming towards each other.
5 th NOAA Testbeds and Proving Grounds Workshop, April 16-18, 2014 André van der Westhuysen, Joannes Westerink, Juan Gonzalez, Jane Smith, Jamie Rhome,
Holocene Reef Accretion, Southwest Molokai, Hawaii Mary Engels.
Operational Forecasting Wave Models. WaveWatch III (Tolman 1997, 1999a) Model description: – Third generation wave model developed at NOAA/NCEP. – Solves.
Version 1.1, Jan. 2013Obstructions 1/26WW Winter School 2013 Developing Obstruction grids Arun Chawla The WAVEWATCH III Team + friends Marine Modeling.
Summary of my Suspended Sediment Transport Research in San Francisco Bay David Schoellhamer U.S. Geological Survey.
Sedimentary Rock Descriptions and Distractions Description vs Interpretation Rock Descriptions Unit Descriptions Distractions Text: Manual, p , 77-90;
Formation of Sedimentary Rocks 8 th Grade Earth and Space Science Class Notes.
Sedimentology ERSC/GEOG 2P16 April 7, 2010.
Hesham Ezz, Alessandro Cantelli, Enrica Viparelli, and Jasim Imran 2012 GSA Annual Meeting.
Coastal Ocean Dynamics Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde
Environmental Design of Cottesloe Rock Swimming Pool Final Year Project Presentation Date: 16th October 2013 Luan Nguyen Presenter, School of Civil.
Development, Implementation and Testing of a DNA Microarray Test Suite Ehsanul Haque Mentors: Dr. Cecilie Boysen Dr. Jim Breaux ViaLogy Corp.
Linear Wave Theory fundamental description: L - wave length H - wave height T - period d - water depth Shore Protection Manual, 1984 Overview of Waves.
Study of Harmonic oscillator eigenstates (all parameters = 1) Since consider a local “coarse grained” momentum: and compare with classical result.
YEOS Input data. Required input data for models Waves: wind forcing, bathymetry Ocean-ice model: –Weather forcing –Bathymetry –Tidal harmonics –T/S climatology.
Environmental Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Annapolis: July 18, 2006 Outline of talk: Objective: Improve BBL in 3D model. Estimates of shear stress. Evaluate bottom boundary layer.
Wind waves and sediments Calm Stephen Monismith Jeremy Bricker, Satoshi Inagaki, and Nicole Jones Stanford University Windy Supported by UPS Foundation.
Version 1.3, Feb. 2013Time stepping 1/20WW Winter School 2013 Time stepping Hendrik Tolman The WAVEWATCH III Team + friends Marine Modeling and Analysis.
Josh Bearman, Carl Friedrichs, Bruce Jaffe, Amy Foxgrover
Complexity in Carbonate Systems Jon Hill 1 Andrew Curtis 1 Rachel Wood 2 Dan Tetzlaff 3 1 Univeristy of Edinburgh 2 Schlumberger Cambridge Research and.
Number of match-ups Mean Anomaly Fig. 3. Time-series of night MUT SST anomaly statistics compared to daily OISST SST. SST from different platforms mostly.
CryoSat Workshop, March 9, CryoSat: showing the way to a future of improved ocean mapping Walter H. F. Smith NOAA Lab for.
science.com.
USF FVCOM Tropical Cyclone Inundation Testbed Progress by Robert H. Weisberg, Lianyuan Zheng and Yong Huang College of Marine Science University of South.
Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas
Version 1.3, Feb. 2013Welcome 1/4WW Winter School 2013 Welcome and Introduction Hendrik L. Tolman The WAVEWATCH III Team + friends Marine Modeling and.
The Littoral Sedimentation and Optics Model (LSOM)
Aquil Frost, Environmental Engineering, Central State UniversityGraduate Student Mentor: Abishek Venkatakrishnan John Lewnard, Mechanical Engineering,
The Earth and its atmosphere. The large H 2 O greenhouse effect is controlled by temperature – H 2 O saturation doubles with every 10°C Increase As a.
Corporate Ecosystem Valuation (CEV) Road Test Case Study: Lafarge May 3, 2011.
Lacustrine Records of Holocene ENSO Variability Christopher Moy 1 Donald Rodbell 2 Geoffrey Seltzer 3 Ursula Roehl 4 David Anderson 1 1 NOAA Paleoclimatology.
Graduate Course: Advanced Remote Sensing Data Analysis and Application A COMPARISON OF LATENT HEAT FLUXES OVER GLOBAL OCEANS FOR FOUR FLUX PRODUCTS Shu-Hsien.
Regional Oceanography II OEAS 604 Lecture Outline 1)Pacific Ocean circulation 2)Antarctic circulation 3)Climate cycles 4)Atmosphere-ocean coupling Chapters.
Ways of Measuring the Ocean Floor. Ways of measuring the ocean floor  Knowing the shape and depth of the ocean floor are very important for navigation.
Modeling transport and deposition of the Mekong River sediment Z. George Xue 1 * Ruoying He 1, J.Paul Liu 1, John C Warner 2 1.Dept. of Marine, Earth and.
Hydrokinetic Power in Navigable Waterways William H. McAnally Northern Gulf Institute Sandra L. Ortega-Achury and James L. Martin Civil and Environmental.
Waves and Wind Section Review. What is the source of the energy in ocean waves? EEEEnergy is transferred to ocean waves from wind.
The Size, Sorting and Roundness of Sand. Energy Levels of Water  Moving water provides a large amount of energy that is required to transport large sand.
Climate Change Image: Su Yin Khoo. The Sea is Rising…
OCE 495 Objectives and Task List Fall Objectives and Respective Tasks 1.Site Selection 1.Review known information 2.Create screening criteria and.
Wave Formation and Types
OCE 495 Task List Fall Objectives and Respective Tasks 1.Site Selection 1.Review known information 2.Grade Sites 3.Rank Sites 2.Wind Power Production.
ПЕЧЕНЬ 9. Закладка печени в период эмбрионального развития.
Aquatic Ecology: Biodiversity in Aquatic Systems G. Tyler Miller’s Living in the Environment 13 th Edition Chapter 7 G. Tyler Miller’s Living in the Environment.
Columbia River estuary – overview of physical features and habitats
Waves How are waves connected to our big idea of weathering, erosion, and deposition?
CH 16 The Dynamic Ocean Ocean water is in constant motion and powered by many forces Forces include wind, Coriolis, gravity, density differences Ocean.
DO NOW Pick up notes and Review #33..
(B.P :51) ( B:P52 ).
Sedimentary Rock Notes
Starter 0-6:30.
Welcome Back Geologists!
Linear stability analysis of the formation of beach cusps
Oceans and Climate Review
Improving Estimates of Tsunami Propagation Speed
Level Set Methods for Multilayer Geological Folding
Seafloor Pockmarks identifying ancient submarine canyons, Equatorial Guinea Zane Jobe Don Lowe.
אביבה אלקלעי, ראש היחידה לכניסה להוראה, המכללה האקדמית אחווה
מהו הסטאז'? המכללה האקדמית תלפיות.
Sedimentary Rock There are 3 main kinds: 1. Chemical
AGGRADATIONAL SLOPE CANYON EVOLUTION, OFFSHORE EQUATORIAL GUINEA
Intan S. Nurhati1, Kim M. Cobb1, Christopher D. Charles2, Robert. B
Ocean Movements.
Research data lifecycle²
Modeling ideas - erosion, sediment transport (MARSSIM, GOLEM, CHILD
Bottom Sediment Charts
Presentation transcript:

SWAN wave modelling for Palmyra Atoll, equatorial Pacific Ocean: Understanding the depositional environments of beachrock Kim Owen Dr. Dan Zwartz Dr. Gavin Dunbar Dr. John Collen

Palmyra Atoll Beachrock SWAN Input methods Results plots Conclusions

(after Collen et al., 2009)

- Representative of paleo-beach environment - Intertidal formation - Bimodal grain size - Coarse sediments in currently low energy environments

862 +/- 74 cal. yrs BP 933+/- 58 cal. yrs BP 845 +/- 76 cal. yrs BP797 +/- 75 cal. yrs BP Modern 644 +/- 46 cal. yrs BP /- 56 cal. yrs BP Cement: 631 +/- 46 cal. yrs BP

INPUT - Bathymetry - Friction - Wave Parameters K. Owen

INPUT - Bathymetry - Friction Factor - Wave Parameters Where r = bed roughness length a =bottom orbital amplitude K. Owen

INPUT - Bathymetry - Friction Factor - Wave Parameters Tolman, 2002: User manual and system documentation of WAVEWATCH-III version NOAA / NWS / NCEP / MMAB Technical Note 222, 133 pp. K. Owen

K. Owen

K. Owen

K. Owen

Acknowledgements Victoria University of Wellington, Kathleen Stewart Foundation Scholarship, The Nature Conservatory, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, Dan Zwartz, Gavin Dunbar, and John Collen