Poster: Spring 2017 Conferences

A Gharagozlou, JC Dietrich, M Overton, A Karanci. “Morphological Modeling of Hatteras Island During Hurricane Isabel.” 8th Annual NCEM/ECU Hurricane Conference, Greenville, North Carolina, 24 May 2017.

A Gharagozlou, JC Dietrich, M Overton, A Karanci. “Morphological Modeling of Hatteras Island During Hurricane Isabel.” North Carolina’s Coastal Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina, 4-5 April 2017.

A Gharagozlou, JC Dietrich, M Overton, A Karanci. “Morphological Modeling of Hatteras Island During Hurricane Isabel.” Environmental, Water Resources and Coastal Engineering Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 3 March 2017.

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Poster: NCSU Symposiums 2016

A Thomas, JC Dietrich, JG Fleming, BO Blanton, RA Luettich Jr. “Optimizing the Design of Unstructured Meshes Describing North Carolina Coastal Regions to Improve Accuracy of Flood Predictions.” Environmental, Water Resources and Coastal Engineering Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 04 March 2016.

A Thomas, JC Dietrich, JG Fleming, BO Blanton, RA Luettich Jr. “Optimizing the Design of Unstructured Meshes Describing North Carolina Coastal Regions to Improve Accuracy of Flood Predictions.” Computing & Systems Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 22 April 2016.

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Poster: Gulf of Mexico 2016

JC Dietrich, A Muhammad, M Curcic, A Fathi, CN Dawson, SS Chen, RA Luettich Jr (2016). “Sensitivity of Storm Surge Predictions to Atmospheric Forcing during Hurricane Isaac (2012).” Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill and Ecosystem Science Conference, Tampa, Florida, 01-03 February 2016.

Poster: NCSU Symposiums 2015

R Cyriac, JC Dietrich, JG Fleming, BO Blanton, RA Luettich, C Kaiser. “Forecast Predictions of Winds, Waves and Storm Surge during Hurricane Arthur (2014).” Graduate Student Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 25 March 2015.

R Cyriac, JC Dietrich, JG Fleming, BO Blanton, RA Luettich, C Kaiser. “Forecast Predictions of Winds, Waves and Storm Surge during Hurricane Arthur (2014).” Environmental, Water Resources and Coastal Engineering Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 06 March 2015.

Tightly Coupled, Unstructured Mesh, Wave and Circulation Models

In between presenting and writing up our work to couple tightly the SWAN and ADCIRC models, I also designed a poster for the hallway outside our lab.

It emphasizes our transition from the loose coupling with structured-mesh wave models to the tight coupling with the unstructured-mesh version of SWAN. The rectangle in the upper right and the triangle in the lower left are meant to “pop” from the sides of the poster, as shown in the picture to the right. By running on the same unstructured mesh, SWAN and ADCIRC can pass information locally, on the same core or across inter-core boundaries, without the need for global communication.

The poster itself is linked below. For more information about the SWAN+ADCIRC model, please visit my Web pages about the coupling. For a copy of our paper describing the coupled model, please contact me, and I would be happy to send it to you.

Hindcasting Winds, Waves and Storm Surge for Hurricane Rita

We presented our Hurricane Rita work at several meetings and conferences in 2007, so we developed a detailed presentation of our results. I decided that it would be a good idea to convert that presentation into a poster, so that we could have some bling in the hallway outside our lab.