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Wave height estimation using disaggregation models. M.C. Deo, M. Sherief and A. Sarkar. J. Waterway, Port, Coastal, Ocean Engng., ASCE, March-April 1997, 123(2), 63--67.
An attempt is made to present an algorithm to get small-interval values of wave heights from their large-interval observations. This is based on the use of temporal disaggregation models, employed conventionally in hydrology, to disaggregate a break apart an annual series into a monthly one, a monthly series into a weekly one, and so on. 8 refs,
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Journal title: Ocean Engineering
Subjects: Oceanography, Hydrology, Oil and gas, Oil, Wave power
