This thesis presents a comprehensive hydraulic study and practical engineering analysis undertaken during a six-month internship at Sigma Ingegneria s.r.l., focused on the Siculiana Port project in southern Sicily. The study investigates wave penetration and port basin agitation using numerical modeling with CGWave, evaluating existing and proposed breakwater configurations. Historical wave data sourced from CMEMS was processed through statistical distributions to estimate extreme wave events and inform simulation boundary conditions. Results from twelve wave scenarios across multiple return periods demonstrate the effectiveness of structural interventions in reducing wave energy near critical port zones. In parallel, the thesis documents on-site engineering tasks, including construction supervision, material testing, and environmental monitoring. This dual approach—linking modeling with field implementation—offers insights into resilient coastal infrastructure development amid climate-driven challenges.

This thesis presents a comprehensive hydraulic study and practical engineering analysis undertaken during a six-month internship at Sigma Ingegneria s.r.l., focused on the Siculiana Port project in southern Sicily. The study investigates wave penetration and port basin agitation using numerical modeling with CGWave, evaluating existing and proposed breakwater configurations. Historical wave data sourced from CMEMS was processed through statistical distributions to estimate extreme wave events and inform simulation boundary conditions. Results from twelve wave scenarios across multiple return periods demonstrate the effectiveness of structural interventions in reducing wave energy near critical port zones. In parallel, the thesis documents on-site engineering tasks, including construction supervision, material testing, and environmental monitoring. This dual approach—linking modeling with field implementation—offers insights into resilient coastal infrastructure development amid climate-driven challenges.

Wave Analysis and Infrastructure Development in Port Engineering: A Combined Study and Internship at the Port of Siculiana.

ABDULLAH, MOHAMMED TAHER SENAN
2023/2024

Abstract

This thesis presents a comprehensive hydraulic study and practical engineering analysis undertaken during a six-month internship at Sigma Ingegneria s.r.l., focused on the Siculiana Port project in southern Sicily. The study investigates wave penetration and port basin agitation using numerical modeling with CGWave, evaluating existing and proposed breakwater configurations. Historical wave data sourced from CMEMS was processed through statistical distributions to estimate extreme wave events and inform simulation boundary conditions. Results from twelve wave scenarios across multiple return periods demonstrate the effectiveness of structural interventions in reducing wave energy near critical port zones. In parallel, the thesis documents on-site engineering tasks, including construction supervision, material testing, and environmental monitoring. This dual approach—linking modeling with field implementation—offers insights into resilient coastal infrastructure development amid climate-driven challenges.
2023
Wave Analysis and Infrastructure Development in Port Engineering: A Combined Study and Internship at the Port of Siculiana.
This thesis presents a comprehensive hydraulic study and practical engineering analysis undertaken during a six-month internship at Sigma Ingegneria s.r.l., focused on the Siculiana Port project in southern Sicily. The study investigates wave penetration and port basin agitation using numerical modeling with CGWave, evaluating existing and proposed breakwater configurations. Historical wave data sourced from CMEMS was processed through statistical distributions to estimate extreme wave events and inform simulation boundary conditions. Results from twelve wave scenarios across multiple return periods demonstrate the effectiveness of structural interventions in reducing wave energy near critical port zones. In parallel, the thesis documents on-site engineering tasks, including construction supervision, material testing, and environmental monitoring. This dual approach—linking modeling with field implementation—offers insights into resilient coastal infrastructure development amid climate-driven challenges.
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