wave modeling

Wave modeling is a scientific method used to simulate and predict how waves—such as ocean, wind, or seismic waves—move and behave. It involves creating mathematical equations that represent the physical processes influencing waves, like gravity or turbulence. By inputting data about the environment, models can forecast wave height, speed, and direction over time. This helps in areas like coastal planning, navigation, and understanding natural phenomena, allowing researchers and engineers to anticipate wave impacts accurately and make informed decisions related to safety, infrastructure, and resource management.