Abstract
Ly Son is a frontline island of our country that is often affected by adverse weather conditions such as monsoons or tropical storms. Studying the hydraulic parameters of tropical storms, including the storm's wave field, to determine extreme conditions plays an important role in forecasting, planning and construction of hydraulic works. The author uses the two-dimensional wave propagation model MIKE 21 SW to simulate the wave field of Molave storm 2020 in Ly Son sea. The results show a good agreement between the values obtained from the model and the actual measurements at Ly Son station. Based on the results obtained, the author proposes a method to simulate storm wave fields that is relatively accurate and effective. In particular, current standards based on wind speed and wind fetch still have many limitations. This is valuable in the actual design and planning of hydraulic works.
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