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Near-shore ocean wave measurement using a very low frequency folded pendulum

A very low frequency folded pendulum has been used to measure the horizontal ground displacement at a site near the Indian Ocean. The results show a close correlation between the displacement and ocean wave height. This suggests that such a pendulum can provide a simple land-based wave measurement system and, in an array, can provide tomographic images of the wave height along extended shorelines.

David Blair | Li Ju | Jiangfeng Liu

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