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Los modelos de generación de oleaje de viento: características, evolución y futuras aplicaciones en Colombia 

dc.creatorMontoya Ramírez, Rubén Daríospa
dc.creatorOsorio Arias, Andrésspa
dc.date.accessioned2017-06-15T21:49:40Z
dc.date.available2017-06-15T21:49:40Z
dc.date.created2007
dc.identifier.citationMontoya Ramírez, R., & Osorio Arias, A. (2007). Los modelos de generación de oleaje de viento: características, evolución y futuras aplicaciones en Colombia. Avances en recursos hidráulicos, 0(15).spa
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dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/11407/3347
dc.descriptionDurante el siglo pasado diferentes autores presentaron sus teorías sobre el oleaje basados en las leyes de la física relacionadas con el movimiento ondulatorio, estas teorías hicieron representaciones de las olas del mar como ondas de amplitud finita o de amplitud pequeña en las cuales la interacción entre ondas podía considerarse como lineal; sin embargo quedaron incompletas al tratar de explicar los mecanismos físicos relacionados con el crecimiento del oleaje. Sólo fue hasta mediados del siglo XX cuando los principales aportes matemáticos y experimentales impulsaron los modelos de generación de oleaje que explicaban de forma más completa y precisa la física del fenómeno. La información del oleaje con características adecuadas es de vital importancia para el diseño de cualquier obra costera, sin embargo ésta no siempre está disponible y es necesario utilizar modelos que permitan suplir dicha información. El presente artículo muestra de forma resumida la caracterización y evolución de los principales modelos que han sido empleados para el pronóstico del oleaje producido por el viento, sus ventajas y desventajas respecto a otros modelos. Por último presenta una recopilación de la información de oleaje disponible en Colombia.spa
dc.descriptionDuring the last century different authors presented their wave action theories based on the laws of the physics related to the undulatory movement, these theories made representations of the sea waves like waves of finite amplitude or small amplitude in which the interaction between waves could be considered like linear; nevertheless they were short when trying to explain the physical mechanisms related to the growth of the wave action. It was until half¬full of century XX when the main mathematical and experimental contributions impelled the models of wave generation that explained of more complete form the physics of the phenomenon. The surge information with the suitable characteristics is too important for the design of any coastal structure, nevertheless not always this information is available, for that reason the use ofmodelsthat allowto replace this information havevital importance. This articlepresents a summarized characterization and evolution of the main models that have been used to forecast the wave action produced by the wind, their advantages and disadvantages respect others. Finally it presents a compilation of information available in Colombiaspa
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dc.publisherUniversidad Nacional de Colombiaspa
dc.relation.isversionofhttp://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/arh/article/view/9325/9968spa
dc.sourceAvances en recursos hidráulicosspa
dc.subjectModelos de Predicciónspa
dc.subjectPronóstico de Oleajespa
dc.subjectOlas de Vientospa
dc.subjectOleajesspa
dc.subjectEcuación de la Energíaspa
dc.subjectOndasspa
dc.subjectPrediction Modelsspa
dc.subjectWave Forecastspa
dc.subjectWind Wavesspa
dc.subjectWave Motionspa
dc.subjectEquation of the Energyspa
dc.subjectWavesspa
dc.titleLos modelos de generación de oleaje de viento: características, evolución y futuras aplicaciones en Colombia spa
dc.typeArticleeng
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dc.publisher.programIngeniería Civilspa
dc.publisher.facultyFacultad de Ingenieríasspa
dc.creator.affiliationMontoya Ramírez, Rubén Darío; Universidad de Medellínspa
dc.creator.affiliationOsorio Arias, Andrés; Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Sede Medellínspa
dc.relation.ispartofesAvances en recursos hidráulicos número 15, mayo de 2007spa
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