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Waves in narrow inland reservoir

Waves in narrow inland reservoir

Waves in narrow inland reservoir

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Pages II-2-44&45 of the new CEM manual describe using the straight-line fetch for estimating waves, even in narrow fetches.  Does this mean no weighted averaging as was suggested in SPM84, or am I misinterpreting the statements?  Is this just a quick and dirty? Thanks.

RE: Waves in narrow inland reservoir

I read it as definitely for narrow fetches and use longest expected straight line for wide basins.

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