The Rip current hazard along the coastline of Da Nang
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dòng Rip
nguy cơ
an toàn bãi biển
Mike Couple
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Rip currents are found along most coastlines. Drowning from rip currents is a major hazard on beaches, but little data is available to support the development of mitigating study programs. Rip currents are a natural hazard along coastline of Da Nang. This paper studies the Rip current hazard along the coastline of Da Nang. Rip current speeds and wave height are calculated by Mike Couple model. From the results of the calculation by model combined with the actual survey, the authors have identified the hazard levels of Rip currents along coastline of Da Nang. The results show 04 levels of Rip current hazards: none, low, medium and high. Hazards on the beaches of Da Nang Gulf are none in the summer, from none to medium in the winter. Hazards on Hoang Sa - Truong Sa beaches are from none to low in the summer, from low to high in the winter.
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Jan 31, 2018
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Nguyen Thi Bay, Pham Van Tien, Le Van Khoa*. “The Rip Current Hazard Along the Coastline of Da Nang”. The University of Danang - Journal of Science and Technology, vol. 1, no. 122, Jan. 2018, pp. 1-6, https://jst-ud.vn/jst-ud/article/view/400.
