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A Simplified Numerical Framework for Diagnosing Storm-Induced Vegetation Lodging and Wave-Attenuation Recovery in Coastal Salt Marshes: Field Evidence from Consecutive Typhoon Events
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A Simplified Numerical Framework for Diagnosing Storm-Induced Vegetation Lodging and Wave-Attenuation Recovery in Coastal Salt Marshes: Field Evidence from Consecutive Typhoon Events
Chen Chen1, Zhong Peng1
1 State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200241, PR China
E-mail: 52293904022@stu.ecnu.edu.cn
Coastal salt marshes provide critical wave-attenuation services, yet how consecutive typhoons degrade and restore this capacity remains poorly constrained by field evidence. We present a back-calculation framework that continuously diagnoses vegetation-wave interaction strength directly from hydrodynamic monitoring data, applied to the unprecedented back-to-back landfalls of Typhoon Bebinca and Typhoon Pulasan at the Chongming Dongtan salt marsh, Yangtze Estuary, in September 2024.
The framework's key contribution is a numerical simplification of the nonlinear hydrodynamic term linking wave attenuation to vegetation drag, which allows the complete dissipation-efficiency parameter
to be solved explicitly from wave height, water depth, and decay length alone, without iterative inversion and, critically, without independently measuring vegetation structural traits (stem density, diameter, drag coefficient) in the field. This avoids the substantial errors typically introduced by destructive or visual vegetation surveys, particularly under storm conditions when direct measurement is impractical or unsafe.
The resulting
time series declines from a pre-typhoon mean of 0.313 to a typhoon-period mean of 0.176, an approximate 43.77% reduction in effective wave attenuation, followed by rapid post-storm recovery exceeding pre-typhoon levels. collapses onto stable power-law/exponential relationships with several hydrodynamic controls , water depth (R² = 0.782), wave height (R² = 0.711), and near-bed orbital velocity (R² = 0.615) , with water depth showing the strongest control, identifying submergence depth as the dominant factor governing dissipation efficiency.
Relying solely on wave data, this framework offers a generalizable, real-time, measurement-error-free approach for quantifying vegetated coastal protection under extreme storms.
Keywords: salt marsh; wave attenuation; numerical approximation; consecutive typhoons; coastal protection
Chen Chen1, Zhong Peng1
1 State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200241, PR China
E-mail: 52293904022@stu.ecnu.edu.cn
Coastal salt marshes provide critical wave-attenuation services, yet how consecutive typhoons degrade and restore this capacity remains poorly constrained by field evidence. We present a back-calculation framework that continuously diagnoses vegetation-wave interaction strength directly from hydrodynamic monitoring data, applied to the unprecedented back-to-back landfalls of Typhoon Bebinca and Typhoon Pulasan at the Chongming Dongtan salt marsh, Yangtze Estuary, in September 2024.
The framework's key contribution is a numerical simplification of the nonlinear hydrodynamic term linking wave attenuation to vegetation drag, which allows the complete dissipation-efficiency parameter
The resulting
Relying solely on wave data, this framework offers a generalizable, real-time, measurement-error-free approach for quantifying vegetated coastal protection under extreme storms.
Keywords: salt marsh; wave attenuation; numerical approximation; consecutive typhoons; coastal protection
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01月12日
2027
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2027
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07月21日 2026
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01月15日 2027
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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University (MEL)
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
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2024年12月11日 中国
第七届厦门海洋环境开放科学大会（XMAS 2025） -
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第六届厦门海洋环境科学开放大会
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