Computer Programs In Ocean Engineering

Mc Clenan, Cecil M.; Kindel, Charles M.; Ross, Hayes E. Jr; Worthington, Henry W.

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Computer Programs In Ocean Engineering

1971
By Mc Clenan, Cecil M. ; Kindel, Charles M. ; Ross, Hayes E. Jr ; ...
Series: TAMU-SG ; 71-405

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Mc Clenan, Cecil M. ; Kindel, Charles M. ; Ross, Hayes E. Jr ; Worthington, Henry W.

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OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; Sea Grant

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In response to a need for repeated and sometime cumbersome computations in ocean engineering several, most used, computer programs were assembled in this report. The computer programs were developed, or adapted for the IBM 360-65 computer available on the College Station Campus of Texas A&M University. The computer programs are for: (1) Stokes' Third Order Wave Theory (2) Cnoidal Wave Theory (3) Wave Forces and Moments on Circular Cylindrical Piles by Small Amplitude Wave Theory. (4) Combined Effect of Refraction and Diffraction of Water Waves (5) Dynamic Response of Offshore Piling.
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TAMU-SG ; 71-405 ; COE Report ; 131

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TAMU-T-71-006
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