.... Subaerial landslides can attain large velocities before transferring energy to water waves ( 1 ). The impact of these subaerial landslides with water bodies can lead to significant damages along the shoreline. flow simulation geomorphology impact (mechanical) pattern formation seafloor phenomena...

... for publication in the JOURNAL OF OFFSHORE MECHANICS AND ARCTIC ENGINEERING . Manuscript received February 2, 2004; final revision, May 21, 2004. Review conducted by: T. Kinoshita. 02 February 2004 21 May 2004 23 03 2005 sediments seafloor phenomena earthquakes seismometers transfer...

... supports seafloor phenomena flexible structures Even though submarine pipelines might be considered as one-dimensional structural elements, their analysis during installation requires a special treatment due mainly to the difficulty of satisfying the actual boundary conditions 1 2 . The laying...

... OF OFFSHORE MECHANICS AND ARCTIC ENGINEERING . Manuscript received July 2001; final revision, April 2002. Associate Editor: R. Bea. 01 July 2001 01 April 2002 16 04 2003 pipe flow oil technology seafloor phenomena stability criteria submarine cables design engineering dynamic...

... modelling seafloor phenomena sediments sand clay At BP’s Schiehallion and Foinaven Fields the DMaC (Driverless Maintained Cluster) system was applied for flowline jumper connections. The DMaC flowline connection system is a means of inter-connecting major subsea items of equipment (e.g...

... seafloor phenomena porosity sediments In conventional ocean engineering, most wave theories have been based on the assumption of waves propagating over a rigid seabed 1 . This implies that the vertical velocity vanishes at the seabed. In fact, the wave characteristics (such as the wavelength...