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MAST-2D diffusive model for flood prediction on domains with triangular Delaunay unstructured meshes

2011

Abstract A new methodology for the solution of the 2D diffusive shallow water equations over Delaunay unstructured triangular meshes is presented. Before developing the new algorithm, the following question is addressed: it is worth developing and using a simplified shallow water model, when well established algorithms for the solution of the complete one do exist? The governing Partial Differential Equations are discretized using a procedure similar to the linear conforming Finite Element Galerkin scheme, with a different flux formulation and a special flux treatment that requires Delaunay triangulation but entire solution monotonicity. A simple mesh adjustment is suggested, that attains t…

Nonlinear systemMathematical optimizationDiscretizationDelaunay triangulationCourant–Friedrichs–Lewy conditionshallow waters numerical methods finite element method diffusive model unstructured meshes Delaunay triangulations Voronoi cells unsteady flow backwater effect analytical solutionLinear systemApplied mathematicsGalerkin methodShallow water equationsFinite element methodWater Science and TechnologyMathematics
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Simulation of the Propagation of Tsunamis in Coastal Regions by a Two-Dimensional Non-Hydrostatic Shallow Water Solver

2017

Due to the enormous damages and losses of human lives in the inundated regions, the simulation of the propagation of tsunamis in coastal areas has received an increasing interest of the researchers. We present a 2D depth-integrated, non- hydrostatic shallow waters solver to simulate the propagation of tsunamis, solitary waves and surges in coastal regions. We write the governing continuity and momentum equations in conservative form and discretize the domain with unstructured triangular Generalized Delaunay meshes. We apply a fractional- time-step procedure, where two problems (steps) are consecutively solved. In the first and in the second step, we hypothesize a hydrostatic and a non-hydro…

TurbulenceVoronoi cellShallow waters; Non-hydrostatic pressure; Unstructured mesh; Wetting/drying; Tsunami propagation; Long waves; Voronoi cells; Runge-Kutta method; Galerkin scheme; Manning equation; Dirichlet condition; OpenFOAMShallow waterLong waveUnstructured meshGeophysicsSolverTsunami propagationSettore ICAR/01 - IdraulicaThermal hydraulicsWetting/dryingWaves and shallow waterBoundary layerNon-hydrostatic pressureDirichlet conditionFluid dynamicsRunge-Kutta methodOpenFOAMMagnetohydrodynamicsNavier–Stokes equationsGalerkin schemeGeologyManning equation
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