Modified pyHMT2D such that some of the hard-to-install package dependencies are imported only when used, e.g. GDAL. If you don't use their functionalities, now you just don't worry about them.
https://t.co/NKM80wjcaS
This one took the long road, but very proud of our new publication!
A #DensityCurrent will very quickly 'forget' about an encounter with another one!
Confluence of Lock-Exchange Density Currents | Journal of Hydraulic Engineering | Vol 148, No 3 https://t.co/1t3Pd2Rfl5
Hot off the press!
We make a leap forward towards practical CFD at the nexus of the natural and built environment
Such a great pleasure to keep collaborating with @Xiaofeng_Liu19@yalan_song@ycxu1990
New paper online in 𝘊𝘰𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘭 𝘌𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨. Source code and cases: https://t.co/Df6H8k3Pq7
Demo on Youtube: https://t.co/7EDtwfaWpa;
https://t.co/qi3bpXATSD
Scour modeling based on immersed boundary method: A pathway to practic... https://t.co/3agZRGDDtv
Thank you @horizons_en magazine for featuring my @SciReports article on "Flow and wake characteristics associated with #largewood to inform #river#restoration" and of course thanks to @snsf_ch for funding my research stay @MIT_CEE 😍
Photo credit: IUB Engineering AG (L. Meier)
@eacowen@MargaretLByron@NortekNews Check out met-flow...they have a good and pretty easy to use 1D probe (also have multidimensional options). Did my entire masters thesis with just a series of their 1D probes.
Check out our new state of science paper in #ESPL led by @heide_friedrich on "Physical modelling of #largewood processes relevant for #river#management: Perspectives from New Zealand and Switzerland"
https://t.co/al6twZM6qA
Check out our new paper published in @Nature: “Supply chain diversity buffers cities against food shocks”.
We find that cities with diverse food supply chains are better prepared to withstand the impacts of different types of shocks.
https://t.co/iZHIEX1MJU
@blairajohnson Not so traditional, but I’ve had some success with water tightness by cutting tongue and groove on the edges of my plexiglass, filling the groove with sealant, and squeezing out the excess. May give a hint of extra rigidity too vs butting sections together. Good luck!
A new paper: Flow Decomposition Method Based on Computational Fluid Dynamics for Rock Weir Head-Discharge Relationship | Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering | Vol 147, No 8 https://t.co/B7SvAbW5Bn
Cases and python script: https://t.co/c9zZdtV1iv
Hot off the press! Check out our new paper on erosion rates through dense vegetation! Come find out why erosion rate decreased with increasing flowrate!
Infill Mobility through Engineered Synthetic Turf on Steep Slopes | Journal of Hydraulic Engineering https://t.co/FcWVcSgcge
Hot off the press! Check out our new paper on erosion rates through dense vegetation! Come find out why erosion rate decreased with increasing flowrate!
Infill Mobility through Engineered Synthetic Turf on Steep Slopes | Journal of Hydraulic Engineering https://t.co/FcWVcSgcge
Was a great pleasure to speak to the fine folks @EEIatHull today about some recently completed research on erosion through dense turf. Thank you for the invitation @ElenaBastianon!