Over the years, Coastal Tech has acquired and/or developed a variety of models or programs to facilitate our analysis of coastal processes. It has become clear to us that, at the present time, no one model or type of model can be sufficiently general to apply to all coastal situations and engineering applications. Accordingly, different models (and different modules within models) are required for different time scales, coastal configurations, etc.
Numerical/Physical Modeling
• Littoral Process/Shoreline Transformation
• Wave Refraction and Diffraction
• Dredging-Turbidity Dispersion
• Hydrodynamics
• Marina and Harbor Flushing
• Applied Computer Models
• SBEACH
• REF / DIF
• GENESIS
• EDUNE
• RCP Wave
• RMA
• DYNLET
• CCCLa
• ISRP
• WSPRO
• HIVEL 2D
• CH 3D
Featured Modeling Project
The assessment was used to predict “post-dredging” behavior after the proposed relocation of the pass. REFDIF was used to predict the local wave climate change. Figure 1 shows modeled wave height contours for one of the wave conditions. Longshore transport rates were computed based on the wave modeling results. A sediment budget was constructed based on computational results and historical volume changes were estimated from survey data. The probable and potential impacts on adjacent ... More --->
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Other Modeling Projects
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Piper's Landing Hydrographic Study
Mitchell's Cut Investigation and Management Plan
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For more information on these projects, please contact us.
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