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    2013 Louisiana Transportation Conference

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    Background

    FHWA/AASHTO study

    Objectives of LADOTD study

    Level III methodology

    Surge/Wave force methodology

    100-Year Surge-Wave GIS Atlas Summary

    Questions

    OEA, Inc.

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    Pensacola, FL Bay Saint Louis, MS

    Biloxi, MS Biloxi, MSOEA, Inc.

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    Study objectives:

    Develop methods for predicting surge/waveloads on bridge superstructures

    Result: AASHTO Guide Specification for

    Bridges Vulnerable to Coastal Storms

    Outlined 3 levels of analysis

    Developed wave force equations

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hindcast all major tropical storms and

    hurricanes that have impacted the area

    Perform extreme value analyses on themet/ocean parameters (water elevation, wave

    heights, depth-averaged currents) at each node

    Use this information to compute the design

    surge/wave loads on selected bridges

    Estimate bridges vulnerability to these loads

    OEA, Inc.

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    Study objectives:

    Perform a Level III analysis to determine thevulnerability of a selected number ofLADOTD coastal bridges to designsurge/wave loading

    Create a storm surge/wave atlas forLouisiana Coastal Waters

    OEA, Inc.

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    Design:

    Storm water level Water depth

    Wave height and period

    Bridge superstructure parameters

    Span type and dimensions

    Low chord elevation

    Force prediction equations

    Obtained by Level III stormhindcasts and extreme valueanalyses

    Provided by LADOTD

    OEA, Inc.

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    Selection of storms to hindcast

    Obtain wind velocity & atmospheric

    pressure Develop surge/wave model mesh

    Acquire model calibration data

    Debug - calibrate models

    Run surge/wave models Extract pertinent information from model

    results

    OEA, Inc.

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    Selected Storms

    Paths of Storms that Occurred Before 1920

    OEA, Inc.

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    Selected Storms

    Paths of Storms that Occurred After 1920

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hindcast Procedure

    OEA, Inc.

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    Model Mesh

    Mesh defines topography/bathymetry

    Mesh consists of triangular elements definedby nodes at each corner

    Developed using an algorithm that relatesmesh element size to both local bed elevationand local bed gradient

    Modified to include detail of the Louisianacoastal region

    Mesh contains more than 620,000 nodes

    Topography an bathymetry provided bymultiple sources

    OEA, Inc.

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    Model Mesh

    OEA, Inc.

    ADCIRC + SWAN Mesh

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    Model Mesh

    OEA, Inc.

    ADCIRC + SWAN Mesh

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    Model Mesh (cont.)

    Location of Detailed Regions of the Mesh

    OEA, Inc.

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    Model Calibration

    Iterative processes of adjusting modelparameters until model results matchmeasured results within acceptable limits

    FEMA defines the acceptable limit as; 10% or less for tidal calibrations

    greater under storm conditions due to complexity

    For ADCIRC calibration model parameters arebottom friction and lateral eddy viscosity

    For SWAN calibration model parameters arebottom friction, white capping and breakingcriteria

    OEA, Inc.

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    Model Calibration Data

    ADCIRC

    Water surface elevations

    High water marks

    SWAN

    Wave height

    OEA, Inc.

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    ADCIRC Model Calibration Data

    OEA, Inc.

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    ADCIRC Model Calibration Results

    OEA, Inc.

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    SWAN Model Calibration Data

    OEA, Inc.

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    SWAN Model Calibration Results

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    Tropical Storms & Hurricanes to be

    Hindcasted

    OEA, Inc.

    Storm Year

    Not Named 1852

    Not Named 1855

    Not Named 1856

    Not Named 1860

    Not Named 1860

    Not Named 1860

    Not Named 1865

    Not Named 1867

    Not Named 1879

    Not Named 1879

    Not Named 1882

    Not Named 1886

    Not Named 1886

    Not Named 1888

    Not Named 1893

    Not Named 1893Not Named 1897

    Not Named 1900

    Not Named 1906

    Not Named 1909

    Not Named 1915

    Not Named 1915

    Not Named 1916

    Not Named 1917

    Not Named 1918

    Storms that Occurred After 1920Storms that Occurred Before 1920

    Storm Year

    Not Named 1926

    Not Named 1932

    Not Named 1940

    Not Named 1943

    Not Named 1947

    Not Named 1949

    AUDREY 1957

    ETHEL 1960

    HILDA 1964

    BETSY 1965

    CAMILLE 1969

    EDITH 1971

    CARMEN 1974

    FREDERIC 1979

    DANNY 1985

    ELENA 1985JUAN 1985

    ANDREW 1992

    GEORGES 1998

    LILI 2002

    KATRINA 2005

    RITA 2005

    HUMBERTO 2007

    GUSTAV 2008

    IKE 2008

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    Hurricane Katrina Wind Fields OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Hurricane Katrina Water Surface Elevations

    Example Hurricane Hindcast

    OEA, Inc.

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    Storm Surge/Wave Force

    V Slaming Buoyancy Drag Inertia CAMF = F + F + F + F + F

    OEA, Inc.

    H Slaming Drag Inertia CAMF F + F + F + F

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    Vertical Force on Slab Superstructure

    Storm Surge/Wave Force (cont.)

    OEA, Inc.

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    Vertical Force on Girder Superstructure

    Storm Surge/Wave Force (cont.)

    OEA, Inc.

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    Vertical Force on Submerged Superstructure

    Storm Surge/Wave Force (cont.)

    OEA, Inc.

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    Level III procedure produces significantinformation beyond that needed for surge/waveloads on bridges 100-Year water level, flow, and wave information

    at each of the approximately 620,000 nodes inthe model mesh

    This information has numerous uses, e.g. Design scour depths at existing and new bridges

    Designing erosion/scour protection at bridge

    abutments Designing scour protection for coastal roadways

    Identifying vulnerable sections of roadways onevacuation routes, etc.

    OEA, Inc.

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    GIS Database being developed as part of thisstudy

    Includes: 100-Year Met/Ocean conditions

    Surge/Wave loading on selected coastal bridges

    Bridge information for analyzed coastal bridges

    OEA, Inc.

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    OEA, Inc.

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