source: misc/tools/event_selection/wave_energy/run_up.py @ 7593

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1""" This code implements run up solutions to the shallow water wave
2equations.
3
4References:
5Madsen and Fuhrman 2008. Run-up of tsunamis and long waves
6in terms of surf-similarity. Coastal Engineering, 55, p209.
7
8Creator: Jonathan Griffin, Geoscience Australia
9Created: 10 November 2009
10"""
11
12def Madsen(depth, slope, height, period, gravity = 9.81):
13
14    freq = (2*pi)/period
15    a = (depth*power(freq,2.0))/(gravity*power(slope,2.0))
16    #print 'a',a
17    b = power(a,0.25)
18    #print 'b',b
19    run_up_madsen =  2*power(np.pi,0.5)*b*height
20
21    R_break = gravity*(power(slope,2.0))/(power(freq,2.0))
22    run_up = min(run_up_madsen, R_break)
23    return run_up
24
25def surf_sim(depth, slope, height, period, gravity = 9.81):
26    wavelength = period*sqrt(gravity*depth)
27    print 'wavelength', wavelength
28    surf_sim_param = slope/(sqrt(height/wavelength))
29    print 'surf_sim_param', surf_sim_param
30    #print 'height',height
31##    print 'depth', depth
32    a = 2*(power(pi,(0.75)))
33    HA = height/depth
34    #print HA
35    b = power(HA,-0.25)
36    c =power(surf_sim_param,(-0.5))
37##    print 'a', a
38##    print 'b' ,b
39##    print 'c', c
40    R = height*a*b*c
41    #R = height*2*(power(pi,(3/4)))*(power((height/depth),(-1/4)))*(power(surf_sim_param,(-1/2)))
42    print 'R',R
43    R_break = height*(1.0/pi)*power(surf_sim_param,2.0)
44    print 'R_break',R_break
45    run_up = min(R, R_break)
46##    print 'run_up',run_up
47    return run_up
48   
49
50
51
52
53def energy_conserv(crest_integrated_energy,theta = 3.,alpha = 2.,gravity = 9.81):
54    E = crest_integrated_energy
55    print 'crest_integrated_energy', crest_integrated_energy
56    a = 1/tan(alpha*pi/180.)
57    b = 1/tan(theta*pi/180.)                               
58 
59    F = a-b
60#    print 'F',F
61    R3 = 6.*E/(1000.*gravity*F)
62#    print 'R3', R3
63    R = power(R3,(1./3.))
64
65    return R
66
67import numpy as np
68from numpy import sin,tan,cos,power,pi, sqrt
69if __name__ == '__main__':
70    sys.exit(main())
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