– LITPACK – a modelling system for littoral processes and coastline kinetics. – MIKE FLOOD – a 1D-2D modelling system for inland flood and urban flood studies. – MIKE 21/3 – Integrated Models (including the MIKE 21/3 Coupled Model FM, which allows full dynamic coupling between wave,flow and sediment transport models). – MIKE 3 – a 3D modelling system for deep seas, estuaries and coastal waters. – MIKE 21 – a 2D modelling system for estuaries, coastal water and seas. – MIKE 11 – a 1D modelling system for rivers and channels. – MIKE HYDRO – A physical and conceptual model system for catchments, rivers and floodplains. Presently, the MIKE Zero framework gives access to the following DHI modelling systems: MIKE 21 by Danish Hydraulic Institute (DHI) software is such an integrated complete coastal modeling suite, commercially marketed by Danish Hydraulic. The Hydrodynamic Module (HD) included in DHI MIKE 21 Flow Model with Flexible Mesh (FM) is based on the depth integrated Navier-Stokes equations for free surface flows, using a flexible triangular or quadrilateral mesh elements 7. We also develop pre- and post-processing tools (in ArcGIS and MATLAB) to deliver high quality modelling results and visualizations.MIKE Zero 2021 is the common name of DHI’s fully Windows integrated graphical user interface for setting up simulations, pre- and post-processing analysis, presentation and visualisation within a project oriented environment.

We are partners and sponsors in the new developments of freely available open source software such as CoastalFOAM, the OpenEarth Tools, SWASH and Delft3D FM. Royal HaskoningDHV continuously develops numerical modelling software and tools, both in-house and in joint R&D. Long-term collaboration and contracts with high-ranking institutions in the world such as DHI (MIKE suite), Deltares (Delft3D, Delft3D FM PHAROS, SOBEK), Delft University of Technology (SWAN, SWASH), HR Wallingford UK and many more, provide us with joint development opportunities and the latest open-source and commercial software.

With the models, we accurately predict water flow, waves and associated morphological and water quality phenomena such as coastal development, bed scour, sedimentation and spreading of pollution. From detailed CFD modelling to large-scale modelling of ocean currents and typhoons. These models simulate the physical processes in coastal environments, estuaries and at open sea.

At Royal HaskoningDHV, we use state-of-the-art modelling software in our projects.

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