A comparative study of integral and coupled approaches for modeling hydraulic exchange processes across a rippled streambed
Authors (first, second and last of 6)
Collection
Numerical Methods for Environmental Flow Modeling
Environmental flow, in the sense of rainfall-runoff, stream flow, and groundwater flow, drives many hydrological and geochemical processes. Modeling of environmental flow is challenging due to its multi-scale and multi-physics nature. This topical collection aims to provide an overview of recent advances in this area.
The topics covered include but are not limited to
• multi-scale approaches
• process coupling
• high-performance computing
• hydraulic-hydrological model coupling
• continental scale hydrology
• environmental fluid mechanics
and other mathematical and numerical methodologies relevant to environmental flow modeling. Contributions on computational hydraulics applied to hydrology or river flow are also encouraged.
Editors
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Kyle Mandli
Columbia University, New York, USA
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Elena Matta
Environmental Intelligence Lab, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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Ilhan Özgen-Xian
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
