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Applications of a moving surface drag model: From Stokes waves to offshore wind farms
Offshore wind farms operate within the marine atmospheric boundary layer, where ocean waves can modify air-sea momentum transfer, turbine inflow, and wake recovery. Wave-resolved simulations can capture phase-dependent wind--wave interactions, but their computational cost and implementation complexi
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