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Numerical Simulation and Prediction for Steep Water Gravity Waves of Arbitrary Uniform Depth using Artificial Neural Network
Mostafa Abdeen, Samir Abohadima
Pages - 23 - 40     |    Revised - 31-03-2011     |    Published - 04-04-2011
Volume - 5   Issue - 1    |    Publication Date - March / April 2011  Table of Contents
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KEYWORDS
Steep Water Gravity Waves, Nonlinear permanent progressive wave, Numerical simulation, Artificial Neural Network
ABSTRACT
Nonlinear permanent progressive wave is one of the most important applications in water waves. In this study, analytic formulation of the steep water gravity waves is presented. Abohadima and Isobe [1] showed that Cokelet solution [2] is the most accurate among many other solutions. Due to the nonlinearity of analytic equations, the need to numeric simulation is raised up. In the current paper, consequence numerical models, using one of the artificial intelligence techniques, are designed to simulate and then predict the non linear properties of permanent steep water waves. Artificial Neural Network (ANN), one of the artificial intelligence techniques, is introduced in the current paper to simulate and predict the wave celerity, momentum, energy and other wave integral properties for any permanent waves in water of arbitrary uniform depth. The ANN results presented in the current study showed that ANN technique, with less effort, is very efficiently capable of simulating and predicting the non linear properties of permanent steep water waves.
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Associate Professor Mostafa Abdeen
Faculty of Eng., Cairo University - Egypt
mostafa_a_m_abdeen@hotmail.com
Associate Professor Samir Abohadima
Faculty of Eng., Cairo University - Egypt


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