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Towards Rogue Wave Characterization in False Bay, South Africa
Rogue waves are extreme oceanic waves which exceed twice the significant wave height of the wave record. In False Bay, South Africa, a shallow sea mount called rocky bank was suggested by Shipley (1964) to be the cause for increased wave energy along the eastern periphery of False Bay, where it is n...
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Department of Oceanography
2020
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