introduction
reports
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data
software
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The numerous software programs and utilities that were used
for this project are reviewed below. The .pdf files require the
freely available Adobe Acrobat
Reader. The .zip files require an archiving utility such as
the freely availabe IZARC.
- ADCIRC (ADvanced CIRCulation model).
This tidal hydrodynamics code was developed by Dr.
Joannes Westerink
and Dr. Rick
Luettich.
- Software
home page. This contains a user's manual, many sample
applications, and information on how to request source code /
executables and join a listserv for ADCIRC
users.
- ADMAT.
This suite of Matlab scripts derives from the
current modeling effort. Scripts are intended to aid in pre- and
post-processing of ADCIRC related files. Consult the readme.txt
file for descriptions of individual scripts.
- Triangle. This code was used to
generate the finite element mesh for the Glacier Bay domain. It
was developed by Dr. Jonathan Shewchuk, presently at UC Berkeley.
Users are asked to download Triangle
directly from the software home page to obtain the most recent version.
- M_map. This is a Matlab package that
contains a number of very useful routines developed by Rich Pawlowicz.
In particular, this project made extensive use of the projection
routines to switch from latitude and longitude values to Cartesian (x,
y) coordinates. Users are asked to download M_map directly from
the software home page to obtain the most recent version.
- BatTri. This is a Matlab 'front end'
or 'graphical user interface (GUI)' for Triangle. It was
developed by Ata Bilgili, Keston Smith, and Daniel Lynch.
- tide_fac. This is a Fortran program
for determining the nodal factors and equilibrium arguments of the
tides. This is only needed if one wishes to execute a simulation
for a 'specific' time, e.g. a one week simulation beginning on Jan 13,
2004.
- compute_modulation_v2.m. This is a
Matlab program that does the same thing as tide_fac, but for a greater
number of tidal constituents. It is part of the t_tide
distribution from Rich Pawlowicz. Users are asked to direct
t_tide directly from the software home page in order to obtain the most
recent version.
- Eastern Pacific Tidal Database. The
Fortran program contained in this distribution will extract tidal
information at user specified locations.
- enpac2003 (.zip
format). This contains the needed databases and the Fortran
source code.
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