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A total of 14 wave gauges are used. Among that, 12 wave gauges were used for wave elevation measurement, two near the wavemaker as input for active absorption. The positions of wave gauges are shown in Figure 2, and the coordinates and respective calibration constants are shown in Table 1. The sampling frequency of the wave gauge was 100 Hz.
Table 1

Positions of wave gauges from wavemaker (adopted from Ravindar et al. 2018)

Sl. no.Wave gaugesx (m)y (m)
WG1 50 0.25 
WG2 51.9 0.25 
WG3 55.2 0.25 
WG4 60 0.25 
WG5 160 0.25 
WG6 161.9 0.25 
WG7 165.02 0.25 
WG8 170 0.25 
WG9 200 0.25 
10 WG10 210 0.25 
11 WG11 220 0.25 
12 WG12 235 0.25 
13 WGbridge 3.65 
14 WGwavemaker 
Sl. no.Wave gaugesx (m)y (m)
WG1 50 0.25 
WG2 51.9 0.25 
WG3 55.2 0.25 
WG4 60 0.25 
WG5 160 0.25 
WG6 161.9 0.25 
WG7 165.02 0.25 
WG8 170 0.25 
WG9 200 0.25 
10 WG10 210 0.25 
11 WG11 220 0.25 
12 WG12 235 0.25 
13 WGbridge 3.65 
14 WGwavemaker 
Figure 3

Closer view of the small, medium, and large recurved parapets.

Figure 3

Closer view of the small, medium, and large recurved parapets.

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