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Abram Musinguzi, Madinah Shamsu, Muhammad K. Akbar and Jason G. Fleming
In this study, it is demonstrated that hurricane wind intensity, forward speed, pressure, and track play an important role on the generation and propagation of coastal storm surges. Hurricane Irma, which heavily impacted the entire Florida peninsula in 2...
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Abram Musinguzi and Muhammad K. Akbar
Hurricane storm surges are influenced by several factors, including wind intensity, surface pressure, forward speed, size, angle of approach, ocean bottom depth and slope, shape and geographical features of the coastline. The relative influence of each f...
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Abram Musinguzi, Muhammad K. Akbar, Jason G. Fleming and Samuel K. Hargrove
Meteorological forcing is the primary driving force and primary source of errors for storm surge forecasting. The objective of this study was to learn how forecasted meteorological forcing influences storm surge generation and propagation during a hurric...
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Muhammad K. Akbar, Simbarashe Kanjanda and Abram Musinguzi
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Muhammad K. Akbar, Simbarashe Kanjanda and Abram Musinguzi
An evaluation of the effect of bottom friction, wind drag coefficient, and meteorological forcing is conducted using a tightly coupled wave and circulation model, SWAN + ADCIRC (i.e., Simulating WAves Nearshore + ADvanced CIRCulation), to hindcast the st...
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Muhammad K. Akbar, Simbarashe Kanjanda and Abram Musinguzi
An evaluation of the effect of bottom friction, wind drag coefficient, and meteorological forcing is conducted using a tightly coupled wave and circulation model, SWAN + ADCIRC (i.e., Simulating WAves Nearshore + ADvanced CIRCulation), to hindcast the st...
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