Method for judging influence boundary of typhoon spatio-temporal variation in near-shore sea area
By constructing a coupled hydrodynamic and sediment numerical model and introducing long-term geological sedimentary records, the problem of low accuracy in determining typhoon impact boundaries was solved, enabling dynamic scouring and deposition early warning under future climate change and improving the reliability of typhoon impact boundaries.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- TIANJIN RES INST FOR WATER TRANSPORT ENG M O T
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-11
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-14
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies, when assessing the impact boundaries of typhoons on nearshore waters, fail to effectively quantify the differences in sediment initiation and net sediment transport under wind conditions and windless environments. They also lack long-term geological sedimentary records for verification, resulting in low accuracy in determining impact boundaries and an inability to dynamically predict erosion and deposition warning boundaries under climate change.
A coupled hydrodynamic and sediment numerical model was constructed. By combining historical meteorological data and core geological sedimentary records, the net sediment transport was calculated by simulating the water movement and sediment initiation process of tropical cyclone samples. The cyclone parameter adjustment amount was set and the scouring and deposition warning boundary of future scenarios was deduced. Long-term geological records were introduced for physical cross-validation.
It has improved the accuracy of determining the hydrodynamic impact boundary of nearshore waters, enabled dynamic erosion and sedimentation early warning under future climate change scenarios, and enhanced the reliability of the comprehensive impact boundary of typhoons.
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