Directional validation of wave predictions

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A methodology for quantitative, directional validation of a long-term wave model hindcast is described and applied. Buoy observations are used as ground truth and the method does not require the application of a parametric model or data-adaptive method to the observations. Four frequency ranges, relative to the peak frequency, are considered. The validation of the hindcast does not suggest any systematic bias in predictions of directional spreading at or above the spectral peak. Idealized simulations are presented to aid in the interpretation of results.

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Rogers, W. E., & Wang, D. W. C. (2007). Directional validation of wave predictions. Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 24(3), 504–520. https://doi.org/10.1175/JTECH1990.1

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