VII
List of Tables
Table I-1 Coordinates of the recording. .......................................................................................... 5
Table I-2 Significant wave heights .................................................................................................. 6
Table I-3 Period of significant wave. .............................................................................................. 7
Table I-4 Annual and seasonal frequency of occurrence of offshore waves by direction. ............. 7
Table I-5 Wind speed. ................................................................................................................... 11
Table I-6 Annual and seasonal occurrence of offshore winds by direction. ................................. 11
Table II-1 summarizing all the results obtained by the GEV method according to the Gumbel
distribution. ................................................................................................................................... 20
Table II-2 summarizing all the results obtained by the GEV method according to the Weibull
distribution. ................................................................................................................................... 22
Table II-3 summarizing all the results obtained by the peak over threshold (POT) method ........ 27
Table III-1 Symbols and Significations in Continuity and Momentum Equations. ...................... 31
Table III-2 Symbols and Significations in Wave Action Conservation Equation. ....................... 32
Table III-3 Symbols and Significations for Characteristic Propagation Velocities. ..................... 32
Table III-4 Symbols and Significations in Shallow Water Equations and Current Velocities. .... 34
Table III-5 The coordinates (x, y) for the two extracted points. ................................................... 40
Table III-6 Simulation inputs for all return periods. ..................................................................... 41
Table III-7 Results of wave simulations for the return periods of 2, 10,30, and 100 years. ......... 43
Table IV-1 The Hudson formula for median mass and weight of natural armorstone ................. 54
Table IV-2 The Hudson formula for median mass and weight of concrete units. ........................ 54
Table IV-3 Plunging and Surging Waves Van der Meer Formulae for Deep Water Conditions. 55
Table IV-4 Plunging and Surging Waves Van der Meer Formulae for shallow Water Conditions.
....................................................................................................................................................... 57
Table IV-5: The formulas and variables used to calculate geometric parameters of the
armorstone. .................................................................................................................................... 57
Table IV-6 The formulas and variables used to calculate the dimensions of the under-layer ...... 58
Table IV-7 The formulas used to calculate the mass of the transition filtre and the core ............. 58
Table IV-8 The formulas used to calculate the median mass, thickness and width of a toe bund 58
Table IV-9 Characteristics of Blocks Used in Algiers Port and Marina ....................................... 59
Table IV-10 Summary of Calculations for the Design of Marina's Main Jetty. ........................... 60
Table IV-11 Summary of Calculations for the Main Jetty Design at Khireddine Port in Algiers.60
Table V-1 Wave Parameters for Return Periods in Algiers Marina and Port .............................. 63
Table V-2 TAW (2002) Approach Equations for Calculating Wave Run-Up2% ........................ 64
Table V-3 The values for coefficients A, B and C in the two TAW (2002a) equations .............. 64
List of Tables
Table I-1 Coordinates of the recording. .......................................................................................... 5
Table I-2 Significant wave heights .................................................................................................. 6
Table I-3 Period of significant wave. .............................................................................................. 7
Table I-4 Annual and seasonal frequency of occurrence of offshore waves by direction. ............. 7
Table I-5 Wind speed. ................................................................................................................... 11
Table I-6 Annual and seasonal occurrence of offshore winds by direction. ................................. 11
Table II-1 summarizing all the results obtained by the GEV method according to the Gumbel
distribution. ................................................................................................................................... 20
Table II-2 summarizing all the results obtained by the GEV method according to the Weibull
distribution. ................................................................................................................................... 22
Table II-3 summarizing all the results obtained by the peak over threshold (POT) method ........ 27
Table III-1 Symbols and Significations in Continuity and Momentum Equations. ...................... 31
Table III-2 Symbols and Significations in Wave Action Conservation Equation. ....................... 32
Table III-3 Symbols and Significations for Characteristic Propagation Velocities. ..................... 32
Table III-4 Symbols and Significations in Shallow Water Equations and Current Velocities. .... 34
Table III-5 The coordinates (x, y) for the two extracted points. ................................................... 40
Table III-6 Simulation inputs for all return periods. ..................................................................... 41
Table III-7 Results of wave simulations for the return periods of 2, 10,30, and 100 years. ......... 43
Table IV-1 The Hudson formula for median mass and weight of natural armorstone ................. 54
Table IV-2 The Hudson formula for median mass and weight of concrete units. ........................ 54
Table IV-3 Plunging and Surging Waves Van der Meer Formulae for Deep Water Conditions. 55
Table IV-4 Plunging and Surging Waves Van der Meer Formulae for shallow Water Conditions.
....................................................................................................................................................... 57
Table IV-5: The formulas and variables used to calculate geometric parameters of the
armorstone. .................................................................................................................................... 57
Table IV-6 The formulas and variables used to calculate the dimensions of the under-layer ...... 58
Table IV-7 The formulas used to calculate the mass of the transition filtre and the core ............. 58
Table IV-8 The formulas used to calculate the median mass, thickness and width of a toe bund 58
Table IV-9 Characteristics of Blocks Used in Algiers Port and Marina ....................................... 59
Table IV-10 Summary of Calculations for the Design of Marina's Main Jetty. ........................... 60
Table IV-11 Summary of Calculations for the Main Jetty Design at Khireddine Port in Algiers.60
Table V-1 Wave Parameters for Return Periods in Algiers Marina and Port .............................. 63
Table V-2 TAW (2002) Approach Equations for Calculating Wave Run-Up2% ........................ 64
Table V-3 The values for coefficients A, B and C in the two TAW (2002a) equations .............. 64