Draft agenda

Aug. 12 -14, 2013

1. Introduction and overview
2. Parallel computing
3. SELFE Theory
4. SELFE numerics
5. Grid generation Grid generation: Eli Ateljevich
6. SELFE code structure
7. Set up a SELFE model
   • Pre-processing
   • ACE/xmgredit5
   • DEM preparation: Triangle
   • Sflux; read_ncom;
   • Major parameters and inputs
   • Post-processing and visualization
8. Calibrating SELFE
   • TVD and other higher-order schemes
9. SELFE modeling system
10. Case study
    • Demo; SF Bay
    • Highlights of other cases
11. Outro and Q&A

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We'll start at 9am in the morning Monday-Wednesday, and should be done 5pm on Monday, Tuesday and 12pm on Wed. Each day will include coffee breaks in the morning and afternoon, and a provided working lunch. The location of the lecture is Classroom C, Watermans Hall. Here is a VIMS campus map; Waterman's Hall is B56. Visitors to VIMS can park near the Hall, and will get free parking passes on Monday morning.