Fluid dynamics component of Chemical Engineering Design Library (ChEDL)
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Fluid dynamics component of Chemical Engineering Design Library (ChEDL)
Global Scalable Paleo Landscape Evolution Model
Procedural Wind Erosion / Abrasion / Suspension / Cascading / Aeolian Process Simulation
PaleoSea2D is an elaborate plugin for FEFLOW to simulate the postglacial evolution of a regional fractured-rock aquifer & aquitard subsurface system as a consequence of a major marine transgression combined with sedimentation of fines, rapid decrease in the relative sea/lake water level (~RSL), and convective migration of groundwater salinity.
Modified MMF (Morgan–Morgan–Finney) model (2008) "in Python" for evaluating effects of crops and vegetation cover on soil erosion
PaleoSea1D is an IFM plugin for FEFLOW to simulate diffusive or advective-dispersive transport of salinity in a forming aquitard and in the underlying aquifer.
Sediment Deposition and Accumulation Rates Determined by 210Pb Isotope Methods
Creating LSAT Distribution Models for South Florida Reefscapes
GMT (Generic Mapping Tools) shell scripts mapping total marine sediment thickness from the NOAA/NGDC GlobSed grid over ocean basins, seas and trenches, with turbo colour-shaded grids, isopach contours, coastlines and cartographic layout.
A Python package for analytics in dam management workflows.
The GLoRS dataset provides annual time-series of reservoir sedimentation and capacity loss across the globe from 1984 to 2023 for 1,413 reservoirs making use of satellite-based Earth observations, in-situ records and machine learning.
Code for comparing three different diagnostics in the detection of two ruminant flukes in the South of Italy
Code used for data analysis and figure generation in the manuscript "Sediment Trap Deployments Demonstrate Enhanced Export Driven by Frontal Dynamics in the Chukchi Sea"
An Open-Source Global Dataset of Reservoir Storage Capacity Loss Due to Sedimentation
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