[GRASS-user] Hydraulic Models With GRASS

[Werner Macho]

Hi Rich!

You seem to search for the same things that I am doing (or at least try
to do).
It would be great if such things once get integrated somehow into GRASS
or any other OpenSource Tool.

I know it becomes offtopic now - but I begged Gernot Belger from
bjoernsen engineers to make a linux version of their tool available for
download .. And he did - And probably we can make them releasing it for
linux on a regular base once we're more linux users..

As they use eclipse and java it seems not to be _such_ a problem.

So probably you point your browser to
http://sourceforge.net/projects/kalypso/files/

Thats the only hydraulics solution for linux that i am aware of.
If you know others we could start an "knowhow" interchange 

regards
Werner

On Wed, 2010-02-17 at 10:38 -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Feb 2010, kapo coulibaly wrote:
> 
> > Not sure if you are talking about groundwater models or surface water
> > models but right now you have at least 2 surface models integrated in
> > GRASS: TOPMODEL and SIMWE.
> 
> Kapo,
> 
>    r.topmodel, r.sim.sediment, and r.sim.water are hydrologic models. That
> is, they model water flow over the terrain and (with the later two) identify
> erosional and depositional areas for sediment transport. I know that often
> 'hydrology' refers to all water flow, but I'm used to distinguishing between
> surface flows (hydrology) and in-channel flows (hydraulics).
> 
>    What I would like to acquire are tools similar to those of the National
> Center for Computational Hydrodyamics and Engineering (NCCHE) at the Univ.
> of Mississippi (USA). Unfortunately (from my perspective) their software
> runs only under Microsoft and requires ARC/Info v.2 or 3. I run only linux
> and want to integrate in-channel flows (flooding, morphometric changes) with
> GRASS.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Rich
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