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Tsunamis are traveling waves which are characterized by long wavelengths and large amplitudes close to the shore. Due to the transformation of tsunamis, undular bores have been frequently observed in the coastal zone and can be viewed as a sequence of solitary waves with different wave heights and different separation distances among them. In this article, transient harbor oscillations induced by...
Tsunamis are traveling waves characterized by large amplitudes and long wavelengths close to the coastline. Often, the first couple of leading waves are either leading-elevation N-waves (LEN waves) or leading-depression N-waves (LDN waves). These waves are usually devastating, causing serious damage to coastal infrastructures or even human casualties. Among various natural disasters related to tsunamis,...
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