Abstract
The paper is focused on several issues of wind wave simulations with SWAN model for the tasks related to prevention of surge floods in St. Petersburg. It introduces main objectives that are pursued through the use of the model as well as covers problems of computational mesh generation and model parameter calibration. We also examined several assumptions on the necessity to take ice fraction and sea level rise into account in wind wave simulations.
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