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Coastal engineering

design formula for the distribution of wave pressure on the face of a vertical or composite breakwater under the highest design wave, covering breaking and non-breaking waves.

In coastal engineering, Goda wave pressure formula refers to design formula for the distribution of wave pressure on the face of a vertical or composite breakwater under the highest design wave, covering breaking and non-breaking waves. This meaning comes from Goda (1974) in Coastal Engineering 1974.[1]

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Goda, Y. (1974). New Wave Pressure Formulae for Composite Breakwaters. Coastal Engineering 1974. https://doi.org/10.1061/9780872621138.103

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