Friday, 31 December 2010
Water Resources
Developments in Release 2011 common to all Water Resources Packages:
MIKE FLOOD
In a recent independent review carried out for the UK Environment Agency, MIKE FLOOD received the highest marks - not only for speed but also for model setup, runtime, stability, presentation and visualisation of results, sensitivity tests and file management. MIKE FLOOD achieved the highest overall score in the study. In Release 2011, there are further improvements in both speed and usability.
User interface
New linkage features
MIKE 11
MIKE 1D is a re-engineering project of MOUSE and MIKE 11 simulation engines. The outcome is one common engine for both products. A subset of the complete functionality will be available with the 2011 Release and will ensure faster simulations, 64-bit combability, parallel processing and enhanced interfacing of coupled river-urban simulations.
Client requested MIKE 11 enhancements:
MIKE SHE
Complex water quality modelling of multispecies, kinetic reactions is now available in MIKE SHE using ECO Lab. ECO Lab opens a whole range of new opportunities for comprehensive and flexible water quality and ecohydrology modelling in the overland flow, unsaturated zone and groundwater.
Further, MIKE SHE can now use a fine scale DEM for detailed flooding without seriously impacting runtime.
MIKE BASIN
The irrigation functionality of MIKE BASIN has been extended with alternative runoff and soil water options in Release 2011.
Furthermore, MIKE BASIN has been extended for simulation of crop water requirements and crop yield for rice.
FEFLOW
The HD-coupling between FEFLOW and MIKE 11 have been present for years. With the 2011 Release it is now being supplemented with AD-Coupling for simultaneous HD+AD simulations.
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Developments in Release 2011 common to all Water Resources Packages:
- Climate change functionality
- Parallelisation
- 64-bit applications
- Autocalibration for multicore PCs
MIKE FLOOD
In a recent independent review carried out for the UK Environment Agency, MIKE FLOOD received the highest marks - not only for speed but also for model setup, runtime, stability, presentation and visualisation of results, sensitivity tests and file management. MIKE FLOOD achieved the highest overall score in the study. In Release 2011, there are further improvements in both speed and usability.
User interface
- Reorganised ‘Links Definition’ page which enables an enlarged map view
- Direct access to bathymetry and cross-sections from the map view
- Displaying cross-sections in the map view
- New main menu dialogues for Setting default values of new links and Global change of parameters for links
New linkage features
- New link option - MIKE 11 side structures linked to MIKE 21
- Time dependent levee levels
- Automatic splitting of lateral links into a user-defined number of shorter segments
MIKE 11
MIKE 1D is a re-engineering project of MOUSE and MIKE 11 simulation engines. The outcome is one common engine for both products. A subset of the complete functionality will be available with the 2011 Release and will ensure faster simulations, 64-bit combability, parallel processing and enhanced interfacing of coupled river-urban simulations.
Client requested MIKE 11 enhancements:
- Cross-section editor; automatic update of markers at levees
- Improved copy & paste capabilities
- Additional level in grid points dialogue (Network Editor)
- Executable for batch calculation of Structures Qh relations
MIKE SHE
Complex water quality modelling of multispecies, kinetic reactions is now available in MIKE SHE using ECO Lab. ECO Lab opens a whole range of new opportunities for comprehensive and flexible water quality and ecohydrology modelling in the overland flow, unsaturated zone and groundwater.
Further, MIKE SHE can now use a fine scale DEM for detailed flooding without seriously impacting runtime.
MIKE BASIN
The irrigation functionality of MIKE BASIN has been extended with alternative runoff and soil water options in Release 2011.
Furthermore, MIKE BASIN has been extended for simulation of crop water requirements and crop yield for rice.
FEFLOW
The HD-coupling between FEFLOW and MIKE 11 have been present for years. With the 2011 Release it is now being supplemented with AD-Coupling for simultaneous HD+AD simulations.
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