The three-dimensional primitive equation model, HAMSOM (HAMburg Shelf Ocean Model), was developed by Backhaus (1985) for the North Sea (Backhaus and Hainbucher, 1986). The model is based upon a semi-implicit numerical scheme described by Stronach et al. (1993). However, for the barotropic mode the model is implicit so that relatively large computational time steps can be employed.
DIVAST is a two dimensional, depth integrated, hydrodynamic and solute transport, time variant model, which has been developed for simulating hydrodynamic, solute and sediment transport processes in estuarine and coastal waters.
MIKE 21 is the preferred 2D engineering modeling tool for rivers, estuaries and coastal waters. MIKE 21 consists of more than twenty modules covering the following areas:
MIKE 21 is the preferred 2D engineering modeling tool for rivers, estuaries and coastal waters. MIKE 21 consists of more than twenty modules covering the following areas:
Coastal hydrodynamics
Environmental hydraulics
Sediment Processes
Wave processes