COMPARISON BETWEEN MIKE 21 FM, DELFT3D AND DELFT3D FM FLOW MODELS OF WESTERN PORT BAY, AUSTRALIA

Delft3D Performance Benchmarking Report

The Delft3D modelling suite has been ported to the PRACE Tier-0 and Tier-1 infrastructure. The portability of Delft3D was improved by removing platform-dependent options from the build system and replacing nonstandard constructs from the source. Three benchmarks were used to investigate the scaling of Delft3D: (1) a large, regular domain; (2) a realistic, irregular domain with a low fill-factor...

Evaluation of Delft3D Performance in Nearshore Flows

Assimilation of Remote Sensing into DELFT3D

Much effort has gone on in the hydrodynamic modeling community to build oceanic models of the littoral region. The spectral shoaling wave SWAN model, the phase-preserving shoaling wave Boussinesq models, and the DELFT3D flow model are all examples of such development. All of these require a description of the local environment as input in order to be able to run the models and generate either a...

Analysis of the effects of process variations on delta morphology and stratigraphy in Delft3D computational models

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SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION OF SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO IMPROVEMENT FORMULAE FOR FM and FM/FM LINKS

Frequently, a need exists to compute the postdetection (recovered data) signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) in a given frequency modulated (FM) or double frequency modulated (FM/FM) transmission link; alternately certain postdetection SNR requirements are established, and the link’s parameters must be correspondingly specified. In either case, relationships that clearly relate postdetection SNR to lin...