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ERDC’s Coastal Storm Modeling System (CSTORM-MS) Chris Massey, PhD Research Mathematician Coastal & Hydraulics Lab [email protected] 26 th Annual National Conference on Beach Preservation Technology February 13-15, 2013

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ERDC’s Coastal Storm

Modeling System

(CSTORM-MS)

Chris Massey, PhD

See instructions for customizing these images on slide 3.

Research Mathematician

Coastal & Hydraulics Lab

[email protected]

26th Annual National

Conference on Beach

Preservation Technology

February 13-15, 2013

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ERDC’s Coastal Storm-Modeling System

(ERDC CSTORM-MS)

Next Generation Workflow

Not just

hurricanes and

not just in the

Gulf of Mexico.

Expandable and

upgradeable system.

Application of high-resolution, highly skilled numerical models in

a tightly integrated modeling system with user friendly interfaces

Provides for a robust, standardized approach to establishing the risk

of coastal communities to future occurrences of storm events.

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An Example Storm Surge

Problem

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Morganza to the Gulf of

Mexico Feasibility Study

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Storm 314 Without Project With Project

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Example Model Domains

United States

Gulf of Mexico

Atlantic Ocean

ADCIRC grid boundaries are shown in black

PBL/WAM grid boundaries are shown in red

STWAVE grid boundaries are shown in blue

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SMS GUI’s

• New GUI for Project Overview

• New GUI for MORPHOS PBL Cyclone Model

• New GUI for CSTORM Coupled Models

• Updated GUI for AdH

• New GUI for WAM Wave Model

•Updated GUI for STWAVE

• Updated GUI for ADCIRC

Through the SMS GUI’s users can setup and

execute models as well as visualize model results.

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ADCIRC Coastal Circulation

and Storm Surge Model

• An unstructured finite

element hydrodynamics

model

• 2D and 3D simulations

• Wetting/Drying algorithm

allows for storm surge

inundation over previously

dry land

• Highly portable code

SMS GUI for ADCIRC

http://adcirc.org

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Example ADCIRC

Unstructured Mesh

Mesh resolution

From 28 km down to 23 m

Approximately

98% of all

elements are

in the study

area.

The mesh consists of

approximately 5.4 million

elements and 2.7 million

nodes.

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SL15 Mesh Resolution

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SL15 Mesh Resolution

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SL15 Mesh Resolution

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SL15 Mesh Resolution

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SMS GUI for WAM

• Create and visualize

WAM grids and model

results

• Setup input/control files

• Execute WAM Close-up view

of WAM Grid

WAM Controls

New to the SMS

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STWAVE Version 6.0

STWAVE is a steady-state finite

difference model based on the

wave action balance equation.

The model is used to compute wave

transformation (refraction, shoaling,

and breaking) and wind-wave

generation.

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Some features of the full-plane model include:

Wave transformation and generation on the full 360-deg plane.

Option for spatially variable winds and surge.

Option for spatially constant or spatially variable bottom friction.

Option for one-dimensional wave transformation on lateral boundaries.

SMS GUI for STWAVE

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SMS GUI for Cyclone

Models • Setup and run the MORPHOS-PBL

Cyclone Wind Model*

• Import storms from HURDAT

Easily create perturbations for storm track/characteristic

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*Updated version of TC96

Synthetic storm profile generation routine

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Circulation Wave

Coupling • One unstructured finite element circulation mesh

– A single instance of ADCIRC/AdH

• One or more structured wave grids

– Multiple instances of STWAVE

• Half-Plane • Full-Plane

STWAVE Snaps

CIRC

Timeline

Need to be able to

synchronize both time and

spatial frames of reference.

CIRC WAVES

,x y

, ,u v

Information to Exchange

For consistency use the

same winds and bathymetry.

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CIRC Mesh

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Example SMS GUI’s for

CSTORM-MS

Fine level specification of overlapping regions.

Project summary views

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Computational Considerations

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ADCIRC+STWAVE

Max Surge (m)

ADCIRC+UnSwan

Max Surge (m)

Models CPUs Time

(min)

Total Time

(min)

ADC+STWAVE 256 105 26880+780

ADC+UnSwan 256 197 50432

STWAVE

650k Nodes

2.5 Day Simulation

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What’s New in

Spiral 2

AdH coupling with STWAVE

SEDLIB enhanced with C2SHORE

Time varying bathymetry added to

ADCIRC & STWAVE.

Time varying ice concentration fields

added to ADCIRC, STWAVE, and WAM.

FEMA-LRE Lake Michigan

Storm Water Level Modeling

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AdH

Shallow Water

Equations

Computational Engine

(FE utilities, preconditioners,

solvers, I/O to xMS GUIs)

Unsaturated

Groundwater

Equations

Navier-Stokes

Equations

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Features of

ADH Shallow Water Adaption

Part of System-wide program

Links to CRREL, HEC, NFS

Internal links to groundwater

Supercritical and subcritical

flow

Vessels

Static lids (culverts, floating

guidewalls, . . .)

Friction Library (vegetative,

Manning’s, ice)

Linking to WQ library and ICM

Structures (weirs, flapgates, …)

Bendway correction

Baroclinic

Coupled sediment transport

(sands, clays, mixed)

Wave effects on sediment

Portable – PC to distributed

memory HPC

Dam failure, levee over-topping

(example Ark-White-Miss River)

Local Mass Conservation

3D companion for 2D shallow

water

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ADH - Colombia River Example

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Philosophy: Efficient and Robust

Model Components • Quasi-3D Shallow Water Hydrodynamics • Probabilistic Representation of Sediment Transport • Includes both Wave and Current Transport • Bed load and Suspended load

Advances in Morphology Response

Ship

Isla

nd L

idar

Pre-Katrina

Post-Katrina

Pre-Katrina Post-Katrina Model vs Measured

Modeled

Mississippi Coastal

Improvement

Program (MsCIP)

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CSTORM-MS

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Next Generation Workflow

• Expandable

• Upgradeable

• Multi-Scale

• Multi-platform

PC to HPC

• More than Hurricanes

• Relocatable to your area

Thank You.

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