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| Title: | Long-term wind climate in a large oceanic island harbour | Authors: | Rodriguez, G. | UNESCO Clasification: | 2510 Oceanografía | Issue Date: | 2002 | Journal: | WIT Transactions on the Built Environment | Conference: | Third International Conference on The Management, Operation, Design and Building of Ports, Marinas and Other Maritime Works, Maritime Engineering and Ports | Abstract: | Knowledge of wind climate is of great importance fort he adequate design and construction of harbours and for operational considerations. Statistical properties of wind climate at LasPalmas Port, a large harbour located in an small oceanic island, are studied by using an incomplete data set of maximum daily wind speed covering a period of 10 years. Annual and seasonal variabilities, a swell as probability of extreme values occurrence are examined. Additionally, a time-frequency representation of this nonstationary time series is developed. | URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10553/51981 | ISBN: | 1853128147 | ISSN: | 1743-3509 | Source: | WIT Transactions on the Built Environment [ISSN 1743-3509], v. 62, p. 191-200. (2002) |
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