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SEMINAR: MPO special seminar, Tuesday 3PM
| From: | "David S. Nolan" <dnolan@rsmas.miami.edu> |
| Subject: | SEMINAR: MPO special seminar, Tuesday 3PM |
| Date: | Mon, 14 Mar 2011 17:13:44 -0400 |
There will be a special MPO seminar at 3PM on Tuesday in the SLAB seminar room. See also the attached PDF for a picture. High-resolution Wave Propagation Method applied to Meso- and Micro-scale Atmospheric Flows Nash'at N. Ahmad NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia The Euler equations are solved for non-hydrostatic atmospheric flow problems in two dimensions using a high-resolution wave propagation method. The design and implementation of the Riemann solver used for computing the Godunov fluxes is discussed in detail. The flow solver is conservative and able to resolve regions of large gradients without introducing dispersion errors by enforcing the total variation diminishing property. The methodology is validated against benchmark cases for non-hydrostatic atmospheric flows. Comparisons are made with solutions obtained from the National Center for Atmospheric Research's state-of-the-art numerical model. Examples of computationally efficiency achieved via adaptive mesh refinement are discussed using cases of the Euler equations as well as the scalar transport equation.
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