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A Framework for Running the ADCIRC Discontinuous Galerkin Storm Surge Model on a GPU

open access: yesProcedia Computer Science, 2011
AbstractHybrid architectures utilizing GPUs provide a unique opportunity in a high performance computing environment. However, there are many legacy codes, particularly written in Fortran, that can not take immediate advantage of GPUs. Furthermore, many of these codes are under active development and so completely rewriting the code may not be an ...
Clint Dawson
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One-way coupling of E3SM with ADCIRC demonstrated on Hurricane Harvey

Natural Hazards, 2023
Clint Dawson   +2 more
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pyADCIRC: A Python interface for ADCIRC

2020
Python is a high-level programming language with faster development cycle and one of the fastest growing programming languages, versus Fortran, while it has faster programs, it is a low-level language with a slower development cycle. Why the need for a Python interface: ◦ Python: Vast collection of modern open-source libraries ◦ Visualization –
Dawson, Clint, Choudhary, Gajanan K.
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Incorporating the Morphodynamics in ADCIRC Using Time-Varying Bathymetry

2020
Goals: 1. Better understand the storm-induced erosion of barrier islands 2. Develop ways to represent that erosion in predictive models on large domains Objectives: 1. Explore the Time-Varying Bathymetry module in ADCIRC 2. Develop a high-resolution hindcast of inlet creation in a barrier island system 3.
Dietrich, J.C.   +3 more
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Assessment of ADCIRC's wetting and drying algorithm

2004
The ADvanced CIRCulation (ADCIRC) model is a finite-element hydrodynamic model based on the generalized wave continuity equation (GWCE). The model assumed fixed land boundaries until a wetting and drying algorithm was implemented by 1. , 2. . The algorithm uses an element-based approach, effectively turning elements on and off based on water depths ...
J.C. Dietrich, R.L. Kolar, R.A. Luettich
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ADCIRC Version 54

2020
This presentation is an overview of the new features and bug fixes of ADCIRC version 54 and future developments.
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Performance of the Unstructured-Mesh, SWAN+ADCIRC Model in Computing Hurricane Waves and Surge

Journal of Scientific Computing, 2011
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J. Casey Dietrich   +9 more
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