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2002 ANNUAL INDEX Civil Engineering Database Keyword Index The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Breakwaters Erosion designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. access to all ASCE publications. The database Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and covers ASCE documents published since 1972. It 128(1), 2-9 (2002). Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). provides access to all the journals, conference Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion proceedings, books, standards, manuals, Composite Breakwater to Wave. — Takahiro using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — magazines, and newspapers. The index terms Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and below were assigned to papers published in this (2002). Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). journal during 2002 from a CEDB keyword Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. — Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf list. The CEDB and keyword list can be accessed Alf Tgrum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Field; during Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen on the Web = at = Attp://www.pubs.asce.org/ 128(4), 163-72 (2002). and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). cedbsrch.html. California Experimentation Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Amplitude — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Waves of Finite Amplitude. — Motohiko Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). Waves of Finite Amplitude. —Motohiko Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — Florida Analytical techniques Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). Okeechobee, Florida. — Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Composite Breakwater to Wave. —Takahiro Case reports Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal (2002). (2002). Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Freight terminal Anisotropy Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Simulation Study of Container Terminal Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response Coastal structures Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok of Anisotropic Seabed. —Masatoshi Yuhi and Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). Projects: Case Study in Turkey. —Can Elmar (2002). Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Baltic Sea Harbors Composite water structures Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Principal Oscillation Patterns. —Grzegorz Open Boundary Conditions. —Philippe Composite Breakwater to Wave. —-Takahiro Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 Sergent, Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 (2002). Menouar Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri (2002). Beaches Dhatt; 128(5), 184-9 (2002). Container shipping Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium Simulation Study of Container Terminal Hurricanes Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf Tega; 128(6), 238-48 (2002). Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 during Hurricane Andrew. —Timothy R. Keen Bed ripples (2002). and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled Currents Hydrodynamics Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). —Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). Okeechobee, Florida. —Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. Damping Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 —John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, (2002). 228-37 (2002). Nonlinear, Dispersive Waves. —Scott F. Internal waves Beds Bradford and Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled (2002). Waves of Finite Amplitude. —Motohiko Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Deep water Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave Boundary conditions Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann Lagoons Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Open Boundary Conditions. —Philippe Dispersion relations —Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Sergent, Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Menouar Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. Lakes Dhatt; 128(5), 184-9 (2002). West, and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Boundary layers Dredge spoil Okeechobee, Florida. —Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Near-Field Behavior of Dredging Spill in Shallow Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 Oscillatory Boundary Layers. —Ahmad Sana Water. —J. C. Winterwerp; 128(2), 96-8 (2002). and Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). (2002). Levees Breaking waves Environmental impacts Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. using Sediment Suspension Measurements. Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann —Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and —Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). 278 / JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 2002 ANNUAL INDEX Civil Engineering Database Keyword Index The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Breakwaters Erosion designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. access to all ASCE publications. The database Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and covers ASCE documents published since 1972. It 128(1), 2-9 (2002). Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). provides access to all the journals, conference Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion proceedings, books, standards, manuals, Composite Breakwater to Wave. — Takahiro using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — magazines, and newspapers. The index terms Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and below were assigned to papers published in this (2002). Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). journal during 2002 from a CEDB keyword Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. — Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf list. The CEDB and keyword list can be accessed Alf Tgrum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Field; during Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen on the Web = at = Attp://www.pubs.asce.org/ 128(4), 163-72 (2002). and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). cedbsrch.html. California Experimentation Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Amplitude — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Waves of Finite Amplitude. — Motohiko Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). Waves of Finite Amplitude. —Motohiko Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — Florida Analytical techniques Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). Okeechobee, Florida. — Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Composite Breakwater to Wave. —Takahiro Case reports Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal (2002). (2002). Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Freight terminal Anisotropy Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Simulation Study of Container Terminal Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response Coastal structures Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok of Anisotropic Seabed. —Masatoshi Yuhi and Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). Projects: Case Study in Turkey. —Can Elmar (2002). Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Baltic Sea Harbors Composite water structures Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Principal Oscillation Patterns. —Grzegorz Open Boundary Conditions. —Philippe Composite Breakwater to Wave. —-Takahiro Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 Sergent, Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 (2002). Menouar Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri (2002). Beaches Dhatt; 128(5), 184-9 (2002). Container shipping Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium Simulation Study of Container Terminal Hurricanes Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf Tega; 128(6), 238-48 (2002). Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 during Hurricane Andrew. —Timothy R. Keen Bed ripples (2002). and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled Currents Hydrodynamics Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). —Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). Okeechobee, Florida. —Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. Damping Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 —John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, (2002). 228-37 (2002). Nonlinear, Dispersive Waves. —Scott F. Internal waves Beds Bradford and Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled (2002). Waves of Finite Amplitude. —Motohiko Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Deep water Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave Boundary conditions Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann Lagoons Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Open Boundary Conditions. —Philippe Dispersion relations —Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Sergent, Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Menouar Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. Lakes Dhatt; 128(5), 184-9 (2002). West, and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Boundary layers Dredge spoil Okeechobee, Florida. —Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Near-Field Behavior of Dredging Spill in Shallow Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 Oscillatory Boundary Layers. —Ahmad Sana Water. —J. C. Winterwerp; 128(2), 96-8 (2002). and Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). (2002). Levees Breaking waves Environmental impacts Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. using Sediment Suspension Measurements. Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann —Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and —Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). 278 / JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 Limit states Offshore pipelines Revetments Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Risk Assessment of some Revetments in Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. Southwest Wales, United Kingdom. — Can Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; Elmar Balas and Lale Balas; 128(5), 216-23 Louisiana 128(6), 258-70 (2002). (2002). Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf Open channels Risk analysis during Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Measurement Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Oscillations Risk management using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Risk Assessment of some Revetments in Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Oscillatory Boundary Layers. — Ahmad Sana Southwest Wales, United Kingdom. — Can Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). and Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). Elmar Balas and Lale Balas; 128(5), 216-23 Mixing Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with (2002). Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Principal Oscillation Patterns. — Grzegorz Rivers Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. West, and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). (2002). — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Models Oscillatory flow Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. — Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Rubble-mound breakwaters John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), Oscillatory Boundary Layers. — Ahmad Sana Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal 228-37 (2002). and Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution Performance evaluation Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Induced by Nonlinear Waves. — Theophanis Simulation Study of Container Terminal Sand transport V. Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium 102-13 (2002). Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, (2002). Tega; 128(6), 238-48 (2002). Nonlinear, Dispersive Waves. — Scott F. Permeability Scour Bradford and Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf (2002). Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; during Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen Morphology 128(1), 2-9 (2002). and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution Pore pressure Sea floor Induced by Nonlinear Waves. — Theophanis Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response V. Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), of Anisotropic Seabed. — Masatoshi Yuhi and of Anisotropic Seabed. — Masatoshi Yuhi and 102-13 (2002). Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). Narrowband Poroelasticity Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response Composite Breakwater to Wave. — Takahiro Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem of Anisotropic Seabed. — Masatoshi Yuhi and Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). (2002). Nearshore Porous materials Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Principal Oscillation Patterns. — Grzegorz Principal Oscillation Patterns. — Grzegorz Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 Lee; 128(2), 88-95 (2002). (2002). (2002). Prediction Sea water Neural networks Water Level Observations and Short-Term Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave Water Level Observations and Short-Term Predictions Including Meteorological Events Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann Predictions Including Meteorological Events for Entrance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). for Entrance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — Daniel T. Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Seasonal variations Michaud; 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Daniel T. Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Michaud; 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Pressure gages Okeechobee, Florida. — Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Analysis of Wave Directional Spreading Using Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. — Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 Neural Networks. — M. C. Deo, D. S. Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). (2002). Gondane, and V. Sanil Kumar; 128(1), 30-7 Probability distributions Sediment suspension (2002). Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Ni li ar resp Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem Radiation Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Sediment transport Numerical models Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled Lee; 128(2), 88-95 (2002). Induced by Nonlinear Waves. — Theophanis Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Reliability V. Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). Risk Assessment of some Revetments in 102-13 (2002). Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf Southwest Wales, United Kingdom. — Can Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. — during Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen Elmar Balas and Lale Balas; 128(5), 216-23 John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). (2002). 228-37 (2002). Ocean waves Resonance Sedimentation Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Lee; 128(2), 88-95 (2002). Lee; 128(2), 88-95 (2002). Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 / 279 Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium Water levels during Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko Water Level Observations and Short-Term and Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). Tega; 128(6), 238-48 (2002). Predictions Including Meteorological Events Shallow water Surges for Entrance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — Near-Field Behavior of Dredging Spill in Shallow Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Daniel T. Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Water. — J. C. Winterwerp; 128(2), 96-8 Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Michaud; 128(1), 21-9 (2002). (2002). Lee; 128(2), 88-95 (2002). Water waves Shear stress Suspension Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; Oscillatory Boundary Layers. — Ahmad Sana Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko 128(1), 2-9 (2002). and Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). Tega: 128(6), 238-48 (2002). Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Ship motion Tension leg platforms Open Boundary Conditions. — Philippe Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Sergent, Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Menouar Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Lee; 128(2), 88-95 (2002). Dhatt; 128(5), 184-9 (2002). Douglas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). Texas Wave crests Simulation Water Level Observations and Short-Term Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Simulation Study of Container Terminal Predictions Including Meteorological Events Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok for Entrance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 Daniel T. Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick (2002). Michaud; 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Wave diffraction Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, Theories Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable Nonlinear, Dispersive Waves. — Scott F. Experimenta! and Theoretical Analyses of Internal Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; Bradford and Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 Waves of Finite Amplitude. — Motohiko 128(1), 2-9 (2002). (2002). Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). Wave dispersion Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Tides Analysis of Wave Directional Spreading Using Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. Water Level Observations and Short-Term Neural Networks. — M. C. Deo, D. S. Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; Predictions Including Meteorological Events Gondane, and V. Sanil Kumar; 128(1), 30-7 128(6), 258-70 (2002). for Entrance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — (2002). Skewness Daniel T. Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Michaud; 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Nonlinear, Dispersive Waves. — Scott F. Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem Topography Bradford and Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with (2002). Solutes Principal Oscillation Patterns. — Grzegorz Wave energy Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 Analysis of Wave Directional Spreading Using Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. (2002). Neural Networks. — M. C. Deo, D. S. West, and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Transport rate Gondane, and V. Sanil Kumar; 128(1), 30-7 Spills Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. — (2002). Near-Field Behavior of Dredging Spill in Shallow John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), Wave height Water. — J. C. Winterwerp; 128(2), 96-8 228-37 (2002). Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute (2002). Trenches Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. Stabilization Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore West, and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. — Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; 128(6), 258-70 (2002). Wave pressures 128(6), 258-70 (2002). Turbulence Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Statistics Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Composite Breakwater to Wave. — Takahiro Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Oscillatory Boundary Layers. — Ahmad Sana Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem and Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). (2002). Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). Turkey Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. — Stones Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. — Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Alf Torum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Field: Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Wave propagation 128(4), 163-72 (2002). United Kingdom Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, Nonlinear, Dispersive Waves. — Scott F. Storm surges Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Water Level Observations and Short-Term Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. Bradford and Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 Predictions Including Meteorological Events West, and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). (2002). for Entrance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — Risk Assessment of some Revetments in Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled Daniel T. Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Southwest Wales, United Kingdom. — Can Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Michaud; 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Elmar Balas and Lale Balas; 128(5), 216-23 Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). Strength (2002). Wave runup Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. — Washington Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution Alf Torum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Fjeld; Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. — Induced by Nonlinear Waves. — Theophanis 128(4), 163-72 (2002). Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). V. Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), Surf zone Water circulation 102-13 (2002). Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Waves Induced by Nonlinear Waves. — Theophanis Okeechobee, Florida. — Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen- Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response V. Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), Gang Ji, and John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 of Anisotropic Seabed. — Masatoshi Yuhi and 102-13 (2002). (2002). Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). 280 / JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 Wetlands Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 / 281 2002 ANNUAL INDEX Author Index Al-Humoud, Jasem Duhamel, Denis Hughes, Steven Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Review of Introduction to bed, bank and shore pro- Wave Crests. —M Aziz Tayfun and Jasem Open Boundary Conditions. — Philippe Ser- tection by Gerrit J. Schiereck. — Steven Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). gent, Francois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Menouar Hughes; 128(2), 99-100 (2002). Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Dhatt; Balas, Can Elmar Ishida, Hajime 128(5), 184-9 (2002). Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response Projects: Case Study in Turkey. —Can Elmar Ergin, Aysen of Anisotropic Seabed. — Masatoshi Yuhi and Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Reliability-Based Risk Assessment in Coastal Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). Risk Assessment of some Revetments in Southwest Projects: Case Study in Turkey. — Can Elmar Jansen, Henk Wales, United Kingdom. —Can Elmar Balas Balas and Aysen Ergin; 128(2), 52-61 (2002). Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with Princi- and Lale Balas; 128(5), 216-23 (2002). Fjeld, Svein pal Oscillation Patterns. — Grzegorz Rozynski Balas, Lale Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. — and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 (2002). Risk Assessment of some Revetments in Southwest Alf Tgrum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Fjeld; Ji, Zhen-Gang Wales, United Kingdom. —Can Elmar Balas 128(4), 163-72 (2002). Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Okeechobee, and Lale Balas; 128(5), 216-23 (2002). Foda, Mostafa A. Florida. — Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen-Gang Ji, and Bauer, Bernard O. Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 (2002). Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Composite Breakwater to Wave. — Takahiro Jin, Kang-Ren using Sediment Suspension Measurements. Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Okeechobee, —Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Dou- (2002). Florida. — Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen-Gang Ji, and glas J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). Glenn, Scott M. John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 (2002). Bowen, M. K. Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf dur- Jo, C. H. Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable ing Hurricane Andrew. — Timothy R. Keen and Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. 128(1), 2-9 (2002). Gondane, D. S. Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; Bradford, Scott F. Analysis of Wave Directional Spreading Using 128(6), 258-70 (2002). Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, Nonlin- Neural Networks. —M. C. Deo, D. S. Gondane, Karambas, Theophanis V. ear, Dispersive Waves. —Scott F. Bradford and and V. Sanil Kumar; 128(1), 30-7 (2002). Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 (2002). Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution In- Guymer, I. duced by Nonlinear Waves. —Theophanis V. Chang, Howard H. Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. West, 102-13 (2002). —Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Samir and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). Keen, Timothy R. Hall, Kevin R. Predicting Bed Scour on the Continental Shelf dur- Coates, L. E. Review of Probabilistic design methods for vertical ing Hurricane Andrew. —Timothy R. Keen and Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute breakwaters by H. Oumeraci, A. Kortenhaus, W. Scott M. Glenn; 128(6), 249-57 (2002). Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. West, Allsop, M. de Groot, R. Crouch, H. Vrijling, and and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). H. Voortman. —Kevin R. Hall; 128(5), 224-5 Ker, Wen-Kuei (2002). Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Cox, Daniel T. Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Lee; Water Level Observations and Short-Term Predic- Hamrick, John H. 128(2), 88-95 (2002). tions Including Meteorological Events for En- Modeling Winter Circulation in Lake Okeechobee, trance of Galveston Bay, Texas. —Daniel T. Florida. —Kang-Ren Jin, Zhen-Gang Ji, and Kobayashi, Nobuhisa Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Michaud; John H. Hamrick; 128(3), 114-25 (2002). Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko Hong, S. G. Tega; 128(6), 238-48 (2002). Deo, M. C. Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Analysis of Wave Directional Spreading Using Pipeline Stability in Trench. —C. H. Jo, S. B. Koutitas, Christopher Neural Networks. —M. C. Deo, D. S. Gondane, Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; Surf and Swash Zone Morphology Evolution In- and V. Sanil Kumar; 128(1), 30-7 (2002). 128(6), 258-70 (2002). duced by Nonlinear Waves. —Theophanis V. Karambas and Christopher Koutitas; 128(3), Dhatt, Gouri Houari, Menouar 102-13 (2002). Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Open Boundary Conditions. —Philippe Sergent, Open Boundary Conditions. —Philippe Sergent, Kraus, Nicholas C. Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Menouar Frangois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Menouar Review of Coastal processes in tideless seas by R. Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Dhatt; Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Dhatt; D. Kos’yan, N. V. Pykhov, and B. L. Edge. 128(5), 184-9 (2002). 128(5), 184-9 (2002). —Nicholas C. Kraus; 128(3), 142 (2002). Dong, Chih-Ming Huang, Ching-Jer Krogh, Stein R. Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled Propagation of Water Waves over Rigid Rippled Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. —Alf Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Beds. — Ching-Jer Huang and Chih-Ming Torum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Fjeld; 128(4), Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). Dong; 128(5), 190-201 (2002). 163-72 (2002). 282 / JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 Kumagai, Takahiro Ropert, Francois Tanious, Samir Analytical Model for Response of Seabed beneath Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Composite Breakwater to Wave. — Takahiro Open Boundary Conditions. — Philippe Ser- — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Kumagai and Mostafa A. Foda; 128(2), 62-71 gent, Francois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Menouar Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). (2002). Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Dhatt: Kwak, Kyu-Seok 128(5), 184-9 (2002). Tayfun, M. Aziz Simulation Study of Container Terminal Least Upper Bound Distribution for Nonlinear Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok Rozynski, Grzegorz Wave Crests. — M. Aziz Tayfun and Jasem Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 Modeling Nearshore Bed Topography with Princi- Al-Humoud; 128(4), 144-51 (2002). (2002). pal Oscillation Patterns. — Grzegorz Rozynski and Henk Jansen; 128(5), 202-15 (2002). Tega, Yukiko Lee, Chung-Pan Sand Suspension and Transport on Equilibrium Interaction of Waves and a Porous Tension Leg Sana, Ahmad Beach. — Nobuhisa Kobayashi and Yukiko Platform. — Wen-Kuei Ker and Chung-Pan Lee: Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Os- Tega; 128(6), 238-48 (2002). 128(2), 88-95 (2002). cillatory Boundary Layers. — Ahmad Sana and Lee, S. B. Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). Tissot, Philippe Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Water Level Observations and Short-Term Predic- Sanders, Brett F. Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. tions Including Meteorological Events for En- Finite-Volume Models for Unidirectional, Nonlin- Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; trance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — Daniel T. ear, Dispersive Waves. — Scott F. Bradford and 128(6), 258-70 (2002). Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Michaud; Brett F. Sanders; 128(4), 173-82 (2002). Lorang, Mark S. 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Sanil Kumar, V. using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — Analysis of Wave Directional Spreading Using Torum, Alf Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Douglas Neural Networks. — M. C. Deo, D. S. Gondane, Berm Breakwaters: Stone Breaking Strength. — J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). and V. Sanil Kumar; 128(1), 30-7 (2002). Alf Torum, Stein R. Krogh, and Svein Field; Mclver, P. Sergent, Philippe 128(4), 163-72 (2002). Diffraction by a Gap in an Infinite Permeable Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of Umeyama, Motohiko Breakwater. — M. K. Bowen and P. Mclver; Open Boundary Conditions. — Philippe Ser- Experimental and Theoretical Analyses of Internal 128(1), 2-9 (2002). gent, Francois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Menouar Waves of Finite Amplitude. — Motohiko Michaud, Patrick Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Dhatt; Umeyama; 128(3), 133-41 (2002). Water Level Observations and Short-Term Predic- 128(5), 184-9 (2002). tions Including Meteorological Events for En- Wallbridge, S. trance of Galveston Bay, Texas. — Daniel T. Seymour, Richard Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. — Cox, Philippe Tissot, and Patrick Michaud; Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), 128(1), 21-9 (2002). Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann 228-37 (2002). Min, K. H. and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). West, J. R. Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore Sherman, Douglas J. Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. West, Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; using Sediment Suspension Measurements. — 128(6), 258-70 (2002). and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang, and Douglas Nam, Ki-Chan J. Sherman; 128(4), 152-62 (2002). Winterwerp, J. C. Simulation Study of Container Terminal Near-Field Behavior of Dredging Spill in Shallow Performance. Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok Shin, Y. S. Water. — J. C. Winterwerp; 128(2), 96-8 (2002). Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 Numerical and Experimental Study of Offshore (2002). Pipeline Stability in Trench. — C. H. Jo, S. B. Yu, Myoung-Suk Lee, Y. S. Shin, S. G. Hong, and K. H. Min; Simulation Study of Container Terminal Orcel, Olivier Water Waves in Harbor Areas: Appreciation of 128(6), 258-70 (2002). Performance. — Ki-Chan Nam, Kyu-Seok Open Boundary Conditions. — Philippe Ser- Shuy, Eng Ban Kwak, and Myoung-Suk Yu; 128(3), 126-32 gent, Francois Ropert, Olivier Orcel, Menouar Two-Equation Turbulence Models for Smooth Os- (2002). Houari, Denis Duhamel, and Gouri Dhatt: cillatory Boundary Layers. — Ahmad Sana and Yuhi, Masatoshi 128(5), 184-9 (2002). Eng Ban Shuy; 128(1), 38-45 (2002). Simplified Solutions for Wave-Induced Response Pearson, Daniel Sleath, John F. A. of Anisotropic Seabed. — Masatoshi Yuhi and Lagoon Restoration near Ephemeral River Mouth. Pickup from Rippled Beds in Oscillatory Flow. — Hajime Ishida; 128(1), 46-50 (2002). — Howard H. Chang, Daniel Pearson, and Samir Tanious; 128(2), 79-87 (2002). John F. A. Sleath and S. Wallbridge; 128(6), Zimmermann, Charles-Alexandre 228-37 (2002). Pearson, J. M. Detection of Breaking in a Deep Water Wave Effect of Wave Height on Cross-Shore Solute Smith, Jane McKee Record. — Charles-Alexandre Zimmermann Mixing. — J. M. Pearson, I. Guymer, J. R. West, Wave Pressure Gauge Analysis with Current. — and Richard Seymour; 128(2), 72-8 (2002). and L. E. Coates; 128(1), 10-20 (2002). Jane McKee Smith; 128(6), 271-5 (2002). JOURNAL OF WATERWAY, PORT, COASTAL, AND OCEAN ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 / 283

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