Deltares at AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco Program

A little over a month after the Delft Software Days, our experts are looking forward to meeting you at the AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco, USA. In recent years, we have put a lot of effort in our software development and scientific research. One of the most promising developments is the release of the Delft3D Flexible Mesh 2016 Suite.

Join us and let's move ahead together!

Please join us at our booth or in our courses, so we can meet you, discuss with you and show you the potential value of our software and expertise. This year's spotlight is on Hydro-Morphodynamics, Coastal Hydrodynamics and Water Quality courses.

Meet us at our Expert Sessions in our AGU Booth, or during the Courses at the Consulate of The Netherlands.

Many Deltares specialists will be present during the AGU, so a wide scientific range will be covered. If you are into river, coastal or reservoir management, please come and have a chat in our booth

Programme

Workshop Users meeting Symposium Course Excursion Dinner Masterclass
Wednesday 07 December 2016
Time Event
08:30
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16:30

Delft3D 4: Getting started course: Modeling Hydromorphodynamics

Interested in hydromorphodynamics modeling ? This 2-day course will get you started modeling Hydromorphodynamics using the Delft3D 4.02 Suite (structured/regular grids). Delft3D 4 has been designed to simulate the complex interactions between waves, currents, sediment transport and bathymetry over time-scales of days to decades. This allows you use Delft3D for a wide variety of morphodynamic modeling studies such as:

  • Coastal areas including beaches, channels, sand bars, harbour moles, offshore breakwaters, groynes and other structures. The coastal areas may be intersected by tidal inlets or rivers, parts of it may…
Thursday 08 December 2016
Time Event
08:30
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16:30

Delft3D 4: Getting started course: Modeling Hydromorphodynamics

Interested in hydromorphodynamics modeling ? This 2-day course will get you started modeling Hydromorphodynamics using the Delft3D 4.02 Suite (structured/regular grids). Delft3D 4 has been designed to simulate the complex interactions between waves, currents, sediment transport and bathymetry over time-scales of days to decades. This allows you use Delft3D for a wide variety of morphodynamic modeling studies such as:

  • Coastal areas including beaches, channels, sand bars, harbour moles, offshore breakwaters, groynes and other structures. The coastal areas may be intersected by tidal inlets or rivers, parts of it may…
Friday 09 December 2016
Time Event
08:30
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16:30

Delft3D Flexible Mesh: Coastal hydrodynamics

The Delft3D Flexible Mesh Suite 2016 (Delft3D FM) is the successor of the structured Delft3D 4 Suite. The Delft3D FM Suite can simulate storm surges, typhoons / hurricanes, tsunamis, detailed flows and water levels, waves, sediment transport and morphology, water quality and ecology and is capable of handling the interactions between these processes.

The key component of Delft3D FM is the D-Flow Flexible Mesh (D-Flow FM) engine for hydrodynamical simulations on unstructured and structured grids in 1D-2D-3D. D-Flow FM is the successor of Delft3D-FLOW and SOBEK-1DFLOW.

Like Delft3D-FLOW, D-Flow FM…