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Ochi-Hubble spectrum: a standalone construct

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Ocean engineering

two-part wave spectrum with six parameters that represents a sea holding both swell and wind sea as separate peaks.

In ocean engineering, Ochi-Hubble spectrum refers to two-part wave spectrum with six parameters that represents a sea holding both swell and wind sea as separate peaks. This meaning comes from Ochi (1977) in Coastal Engineering 1976.[1]

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References

Ochi, M. K., & Hubble, E. N. (1977). Six-Parameter Wave Spectra. Coastal Engineering 1976. https://doi.org/10.1061/9780872620834.018

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