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    This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the hydrodynamic modeling course: The course will teach participants how to plan, set up, and execute 2D and 3D hydrodynamic simulations using the Delft3D modeling suite through both in-person and online lectures over 3 days, with topics including governing equations, numerical methods, and applications to coastal waters, rivers and lakes. Participants can receive a certificate of participation or, by completing a graded group project, a certificate with grades. The course will be taught by Professor Tobias Bleninger and provide skills for modeling hydrodynamics, sediment transport, and water quality.

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    This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the hydrodynamic modeling course: The course will teach participants how to plan, set up, and execute 2D and 3D hydrodynamic simulations using the Delft3D modeling suite through both in-person and online lectures over 3 days, with topics including governing equations, numerical methods, and applications to coastal waters, rivers and lakes. Participants can receive a certificate of participation or, by completing a graded group project, a certificate with grades. The course will be taught by Professor Tobias Bleninger and provide skills for modeling hydrodynamics, sediment transport, and water quality.

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    This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the hydrodynamic modeling course: The course will teach participants how to plan, set up, and execute 2D and 3D hydrodynamic simulations using the Delft3D modeling suite through both in-person and online lectures over 3 days, with topics including governing equations, numerical methods, and applications to coastal waters, rivers and lakes. Participants can receive a certificate of participation or, by completing a graded group project, a certificate with grades. The course will be taught by Professor Tobias Bleninger and provide skills for modeling hydrodynamics, sediment transport, and water quality.

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    Delft3D 2022

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    This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the hydrodynamic modeling course: The course will teach participants how to plan, set up, and execute 2D and 3D hydrodynamic simulations using the Delft3D modeling suite through both in-person and online lectures over 3 days, with topics including governing equations, numerical methods, and applications to coastal waters, rivers and lakes. Participants can receive a certificate of participation or, by completing a graded group project, a certificate with grades. The course will be taught by Professor Tobias Bleninger and provide skills for modeling hydrodynamics, sediment transport, and water quality.

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    Hydrodynamic modeling with Delft3D

    Date & Time: July 6-8 and July 11, 2022 (Wed-Fri and Mon)
    13:00 – 19:00 CEST
    Place: Building 50.31, Room 322, Gotthard-Franz-Str. 3
    Online: Participants from UFPR and ABRHidro can join this hybrid
    course via MS Teams
    Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Tobias Bleninger (UFPR, Curitiba)
    Credits: 3

    This course is offered as joint international course, hosted by GRACE in


    cooperation with PPGERHA (Graduate Program on Water Resources and
    Environmental Engineering), PPGEA (Graduate Program of Environmental
    Engineering) from the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), Curitiba, Brazil, and
    also promoted by the Brazilian Association for Water Resources (ABRHidro).

    Context and Background


    Hydrodynamic modeling is an essential method to study scenarios for hydro-
    environmental problems, such as pollutant or cooling water discharges, sediment
    transport, lake eutrophication, river training, etc. Delft3D is a world leading 3D
    modeling suite to investigate hydrodynamics, sediment transport and
    morphology and water quality for fluvial, estuarine and coastal environments.
    Since 2011, the Delft3D flow (FLOW), morphology (MOR) and waves (WAVE)
    modules are available in open source. The hydrodynamic module Delft3D-FLOW
    is a multidimensional hydrodynamic simulation program that calculates non-
    steady flow and transport phenomena resulting from tidal and meteorological
    forcing. The primary purpose of the computational model Delft3D-FLOW is to
    solve various two- and three-dimensional, time-dependent, non-linear partial
    differential equations related to hydrostatic free-surface flow problems. The
    equations are formulated in orthogonal curvilinear coordinates on a plane or in
    spherical coordinates on the globe. The hydrodynamic module is based on the
    shallow water equations. The equations are solved with a robust and highly
    accurate solution procedure.

    Some supported features are:


    • Propagation of long waves (barotropic flow)
    • Density gradients due to a non-uniform temperature and salinity
    concentration distribution (density driven flows)
    • Transport of dissolved material and pollutants
    • Transport of sediments, including erosion, sedimentation and bed load
    transport
    • Many options for boundary conditions, such as water level, velocity and
    discharge boundaries
    • Simulation of drying and flooding of inter-tidal flats
    • Turbulence modeling to account for the vertical turbulent viscosity and
    diffusivity

    Topics
    Review of governing equations of fluid mechanics for environmental
    systems. Revision of numerical methods and stability, as well as data

    GRACE – Graduate School for Climate and Environment


    Engesserstr. 6, 76131 Karlsruhe - T+49-721-608-43676 - F+49-721-608-48475 - www.GRACE.kit.edu
    handling. Introduction into grid generation. Introduction on bathymetry
    interpolation. Modeling hydrodynamics and density effects. Postprocessing.
    Revision of governing processes of sediment transport and water quality
    modeling. Introduction to Wave Modeling. Applications for coastal waters, rivers
    and lakes.

    Objectives
    Create the ability to plan, setup and execute 2D and 3D hydrodynamic
    simulations with Delft3D, and using post-processing features.

    Course format
    The course will be offered as hybrid course. Participants from Karlsruhe are highly
    encouraged to attend in presence. Participants from UFPR and ABRHidro can join
    remotely as online course. Technical requirements are thus listed as follows:
    • Internet connection
    • Up to date PC or notebook with Windows Operational System (the course
    only provides compiled software executables for Windows)
    • Webcam and headphone for videoconferencing (for online participants)
    The course will be offered within the platform Microsoft Teams, where files will
    be provided and shared and chats, conferencing and scheduling will be handled.
    For details on the schedule and further preparation for this course, please follow
    the link to the course website.

    Recommended pre-requisites
    Participants should have a background on fluid mechanics, hydraulics and
    mathematics.

    Certificate
    Full-time participation to obtain certificate of participation (usually for GRACE
    students)
    or
    Full-time participation and one graded group work (mixed international group)
    to obtain certificate with grades (usually required for UFPR students). Group work
    will be for a specific flow simulation project (data provided by course or own data
    can be used too). The work should be summarized as report, including the
    following items:
    • Site description and context
    • Available data and boundary conditions
    • Model description and setup
    • Model simulations for at least 2 scenarios (e.g. high and low resolution
    grid with different boundary conditions or forcings)
    • Post-processing (figures, graphs, animations, comparison of scenarios)
    • Being summarized in a project report

    About the lecturer


    Tobias Bleninger is Professor (2011) for Environmental Fluid Mechanics and
    Applied Mathematics at the Department of Environmental Engineering of the
    Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Curitiba, Brazil. He is a Civil Engineer (2000)
    from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, where he did his

    GRACE – Graduate School for Climate and Environment


    Engesserstr. 6, 76131 Karlsruhe - T+49-721-608-43676 - F+49-721-608-48475 - www.GRACE.kit.edu
    Doctor in Environmental Fluid Mechanics (2006) and lead the research group of
    Environmental Fluid Mechanics of the Institute for Hydromechanics (2007-2011).
    Tobias Bleninger has experience in Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics with focus on
    physical and numerical modeling of Mixing and Transport Processes of
    Environmental Fluid Systems. A special topic are mixing studies for submarine
    outfalls using and coupling the models CORMIX and Delft3D, as well as
    considering transport phenomena in hydropower reservoirs, waterway fluvial
    hydraulics, and coastal sediment transport projects.

    Contact and further information: Tobias Bleninger at UFPR

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    https://oss.deltares.nl/web/delft3d/source-code before the course (further
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    GRACE – Graduate School for Climate and Environment


    Engesserstr. 6, 76131 Karlsruhe - T+49-721-608-43676 - F+49-721-608-48475 - www.GRACE.kit.edu

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