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Implementation of an Implicit Solver in ADCIRC Storm Surge Model [PDF]
The current state of science does not offer any remedy to stop a hurricane from occurring. Therefore, accurate storm surge models capable of predicting water velocity and elevation are indispensable.
Abdullah Alghamdi
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Improvements for the Eastern North Pacific ADCIRC Tidal Database (ENPAC15)
This research details the development and validation of the updated Eastern North Pacific (ENPAC) constituent tidal database, referred to as ENPAC15. The database was last updated in 2003 and was developed using the two-dimensional, depth integrated form
Randall Kolar, Kendra Dresback
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This research details the development and validation of an updated constituent tidal database for the Western North Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico (WNAT) region, referred to as the EC2015 database. Regional databases, such as EC2015, provide much
Randall Kolar, Kendra Dresback
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CaMEL and ADCIRC Storm Surge Models—A Comparative Study [PDF]
The Computation and Modeling Engineering Laboratory (CaMEL), an implicit solver-based storm surge model, has been extended for use on high performance computing platforms.
Muhammad K. Akbar +3 more
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To enable flexible model coupling in coastal inundation studies, a coupling framework based on the Earth System Modeling Framework (ESMF) and the National Unified Operational Prediction Capability (NUOPC) technologies under a common modeling framework ...
Ali Abdolali +2 more
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Tsunami modelling over global oceans [PDF]
Tsunamis are massive waves generated by sudden water displacement on the ocean surface, causing devastation as they sweep across the coastlines, posing a global threat. The aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami led to the establishment of the Indian
Siva Srinivas Kolukula +4 more
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Impact of land surface characteristics on coastal compound flooding using a coupled hydrodynamic-hydraulic modelling framework [PDF]
Compound flooding (CF) in any deltaic region is caused by complex interactions between storm tides, river discharge, and precipitation, in which the impact of land-surface parameters is often undetermined.
Pawan Tiwari, A. D. Rao, Vimlesh Pant
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Storm-surge residuals represent one of the most destructive marine-coastal hazards, and reliable short-term surge residual prediction is critical for coastal disaster preparedness.
Bo Tang +3 more
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The southern coast of the Gulf of Maine in the United States is prone to flooding caused by nor'easters. A state-of-the-art fully-coupled model, the Simulating WAves Nearshore (SWAN) model with unstructured grids and the ADvanced CIRCulation (ADCIRC ...
Qingping Zou
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