2013 ADCIRC Workshop Talks

17th Annual ADCIRC Model Workshop
April 29-30, 2013

List of Presentations

Monday April 29, 2013

Session 1: Applications and Analysis

Casey Dietrich	UT Austin	Oil Spill Transport as Driven by the 3D Baroclinic ADCIRC
Chris Szpilka	Univ. of Oklahoma	Preliminary Results for the EC2012 ADCIRC Tidal Database
Juan Gonzalez	Notre Dame	Tidal validation of a new high-resolution unstructured mesh for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands
Clint Dawson	UT Austin	Study of some potential storm surge protection systems for Houston and Galveston
Corbitt Kerr	Notre Dame	Model Response Sensitivity to Waves, Non-Linear Advection, and Bottom Friction
Jian Kuang	Stony Brook University	Storm Surge Prediction for New York Harbor and Southern Long Island using ADCIRC
Ben Jelley	WorldWinds Inc	Hurricane Sandy and ADCIRC Project Support at WorldWinds, Inc.

 

Session 2: New Developments

Zach Cobell	ARCADIS, INC	Applying Dynamic Levee Breaching in New Orleans Polders During Hurricane Katrina
Joshua Todd	Florida Institute of Technology	Development and Implementation of Depth Dependent Wave Forcing and Stokes Drift into Coupled 3D PADCIRC/PUNSWAN
Chris Massey	USACE-ERDC-CHL	ERDC’s CSTORM-MS Updates and GFDL Winds
Rick Luettich	UNC Chapel Hill	Development and Initial Evaluation of A Generalized Asymmetric Tropical Cyclone Vortex Model in ADCIRC
Jason Fleming	Seahorse Coastal Consulting	What’s New in ADCIRC v51

 

Session 3: Discontinous Galerkin Methods

Angela Nappi	Ohio State University	Introducing DG-WAVE: A discontinuous Galerkin-based wave prediction model Animation
Steven Brus	Notre Dame	Boundary condition implementation for discontinuous Galerkin solutions to shallow water flow in channels
Jessica Meixner	UT Austin	Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Spectral Wave/Circulation Modeling

 

 

Tuesday April 30, 2013

Session 4: Application and Analysis

Taylor Asher	URS Corporation	On Model Wind Scaling Parameters
Matt Bilskie	Univ. Central FL	Development and Validation of a High-Resolution, Wind-Wave, Tide, and Hurricane Storm Surge Model for Mississippi and Alabama
Stephen Medeiros	Univ. Central FL	LiDAR-Enhanced Surface Roughness Parameterization
Bob Jacobsen		Hurricane Surge Hazard Analysis: The State of the Practice and Recent Applications for Southeast Louisiana

Session 5: Lagniappe

Aaron Donahue	Notre Dame	Green-Naghdi type solutions to the Pressure Poisson equation with Boussinesq Scaling
Alan Zundel	Aquaveo, Inc	SMS 11.1 Features

Session 6: Operational Considerations

Jesse Feyen	NOAA	Use of ADCIRC in Operational Modeling at NOAA
Andre Van der Weshuysen	NOAA	Development and Validation of the Nearshore Wave Prediction System
Kendra Dresback	Univ. of Okalahoma	Skill Assessment of the STORM system for Hurricane Irene (Scalable, Terrestrial, Ocean, River, Meteorology)

Session 7: Operational Considerations

SeungWon Suh	Kunsan National University	An efficient near real-time typhoon storm surge forecasting by ADCIRC and SLOSH
James Cipriani	IBM	Operational Mesoscale Modeling for the New York City Metropolitan Area – Tropical Storm Irene and Post-tropical Storm Sandy Animation 1 Animation 2
Colton Conroy	Ohio State University	ADMESH: An advanced, automatic unstructured mesh generator for shallow water models Animation 1 Animation 2 Animation 3
Jason Fleming	Seahorse Coastal Consulting	The ADCIRC Surge Guidance System