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Simulation of wind-induced oscillations of the Azov-Sea level

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The prognostic fields of the surface winds and atmospheric pressure obtained according to the data of the Skiron prognostic system are used to study the surge phenomena in the Azov Sea by using a three-dimensional nonlinear model. The accumulated numerical results are compared with the data of direct measurements of the sea level at the coastal stations. The degree of sensitivity of the computed levels of surges to the value of the coefficient of surface friction is evaluated.

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Translated from Morskoi Gidrofizicheskii Zhurnal, No. 6, pp. 53–65, November–December, 2008.

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Ivanov, V.A., Naumova, V.A., Fomin, V.V. et al. Simulation of wind-induced oscillations of the Azov-Sea level. Phys Oceanogr 18, 332–344 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11110-009-9030-1

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