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12.3  PASS: Tsunami runup onto a plane beach

Author
Stéphane Popinet
Command
sh shore.sh
Version
100406
Required files
shore.gfs (view) (download)
shore.sh init.cgd t160.csv t175.csv t220.csv convergence.ref
Running time
14 minutes 2 seconds

This test case is the first benchmark problem of "The Third International Workshop on Long-Wave Runup Models". A solitary wave runs up a plane inclined beach. Reference solutions are provided by the initial-value-problem (IVP) technique introduced by Carrier et al [10].

Figure 151 illustrates the topography and wave profiles at t=160, 175 and 220 seconds. Figure 152 gives the convergence in wave elevation error with spatial resolution.


Figure 151: Topography, analytical (lines) and numerical (symbols) wave profiles for the times indicated in the legend. The numerical results are for a maximum spatial resolution of ≈ 3.6 metres.


Figure 152: Convergence of the average and maximum errors with spatial resolution. The errors are for the predicted wave profile at t=220 sec.


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