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ADCIRC Documentation Version 3.0

2018
A new approach to ADCIRC documentation using a wiki, a community-driven, "live" documentation system.
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ADCIRC Users Meeting 2018 Keynote - Operational Modeling at NWS - Where does ADCIRC fit in?

2018
Planning for a production suite supporting NWS and other operational missions for NOAA. Four tiers of planning, main focus on weather Beyond weather: looking at the wet side Finally, where do we go with ADCIRC?
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ADCIRC and the Coastal Dynamics of Sea Level Rise

2017
A look at the coastal dynamics of sea level rise through what is represented currently and what should be represented in the models. Also a look at model coupling and the future of modelling sea level rise.
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Evaluation of Baroclinic ADCIRC Using a Process-Oriented Test along a Slope

Estuarine and Coastal Modeling, 2012
Abstract : Process-oriented tests, such as those suggested by Haidvogel and Beckmann (1999), are often utilized in the validation of baroclinic processes in shallow water models. In a previous analysis, the so-called lock-exchange or dam break problem on a flat slope, wherein a vertical barrier that separates water of different densities is removed at ...
K. M. Dresback, E. M. Tromble, D. G. Reid, R. L. Kolar, T. C. G. Kibbey, C. A. Blain, R. A. Luettich, Jr., C. M. Szpilka   +7 more
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ADCIRC Water Level Data Assimilation via Pseudo Atmospheric Pressure

2017
Forecasting storm surge deals with unknowns. This presentation goes over some of those unknowns: where and when the event will happen, forecast meteorological conditions and antecedent meteorological and oceanographic conditions. Finally it discusses how ADCIRC can deal with them.
Blanton, Brian, Luettich, Rick, Asher, Taylor, Fleming, Jason   +3 more
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Operational Evaluation of ADCIRC-2DDI as Applied to the Western North Atlantic Ocean

2002
Abstract : The model forecast system comprising the finite element-based hydrodynamic model ADCIRC-2DDI, the Navy Operational Global Atmospheric Prediction System (NOGAPS), and the Grenoble tidal database (FES95.2.1) is evaluated in the Western North Atlantic Ocean under an operational test (OPTEST) defined by the Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO).
Cheryl A. Blain, Catherine R. Edwards
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Development of a Flexible Coupling Interface for ADCIRC Model for Coastal Inundation Studies

2019
NOAA technical memorandum NOS CS ...
Moghimi, Saeed, Vinogradov, Sergey, Myers, Edward P., Funakoshi, Yuji, Van der Westhuysen, A. J. (Andre J.), Abdolali, Ali, Ma, Zaizhong, Liu, Fei   +7 more
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A Comparison of ADCIRC Storm Surge Predictions Given Different Forcing Inputs

2017
In September of 2008, Hurricane Ike swept across the Gulf of Mexico and hit the coast of Galveston, Texas causing high storm surges that led to billions of dollars in damage and killed hundreds of people. Predicting storm surges is difficult, due to limits in computational ability and forecasting errors, which hinders emergency evacuations and ...
Brown, Colette, Ahijevych, David, Fossell, Kathryn R., Morss, Rebecca, Schwantes, Rebecca, Zhou, Chunhua, Fox, Ryder   +6 more
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Improving the Accuracy of a Real-Time ADCIRC Storm Surge Downscaling Model

2020
To achieve the goal of improving the accuracy and applicability of real time storm surge downscaling methods: 1. Evaluate the accuracy of the existing static downscaling method 2. Increase the applicability of the downscaling code 3. Develop and evaluate a method that downscales water levels using the water surface slope 4.
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Spatiotemporal analysis of the SLOSH and ADCIRC storm surge models: a case study of hurricane Ida

2023
Hurricane Ida struck southeastern Louisiana with winds greater than Hurricane Katrina, and truly tested the rebuilt levee systems of New Orleans and lower Louisiana. Weather and governmental agencies used predictive models to anticipate and predict storm surge locations and severity, as storm surge from hurricanes is the leading fatality cause globally
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