STORM SURGE ESTIMATION ALONG THE COASTS OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA USING IDEALISED TYPHOONS

P.C. SINHA; INDU JAIN*; MOHD LOKMAN HUSAIN; NOORAZHAR MOHD SHAZILI; LOY KAK CHOON

STORM SURGE ESTIMATION ALONG THE COASTS OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA USING IDEALISED TYPHOONS

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Date

2009

Authors

P.C. SINHA

INDU JAIN*

MOHD LOKMAN HUSAIN

NOORAZHAR MOHD SHAZILI

LOY KAK CHOON

Publisher

Journal of Sustainability Science and Management

Abstract

A vertically-integrated numerical storm surge prediction model has been developed for the South China Sea and the Strait ofMalacca regions near the east and the west coast ofPeninsular Malaysia. The model has been applied to estimate the surge heights along part of the east and the west coasts of Peninsular Malaysia. Numerical experiments have been carried out by considering four idealised storms ofvarying size and strength to give an idea ofthe likely surges that may affect the coastal region. The study may be useful for planning the development and other activities along the coasts of Peninsular Malaysia.

Keywords

Numerical model, storm surges, South China Sea, Strait of Malacca, Peninsular Malaysia

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/6938

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