bølgecyklus
A bølgecyklus, also known as a wave cycle, refers to the repetitive pattern of waves that occur in various natural and artificial systems. This concept is fundamental in fields such as oceanography, meteorology, and engineering, where understanding wave cycles is crucial for predicting and mitigating the impacts of waves on structures and environments.
In oceanography, a bølgecyklus describes the regular rise and fall of sea levels caused by the gravitational
In meteorology, a bølgecyklus can refer to the periodic changes in atmospheric pressure, temperature, and wind
In engineering, the term bølgecyklus is used to describe the repetitive loading and unloading of structures
The study of bølgecyklus involves analyzing wave data, such as height, period, and direction, to identify patterns