HSCTM2D
The Hydrodynamic, Sediment, and Contaminant Transport Model (HSCTM2D) is a finite element modeling system for simulating two-dimensional, vertically-integrated, surface water flow (typically riverine or estuarine hydrodynamics), sediment transport, and contaminant transport.
The modeling system consists of two modules, one for hydrodynamic modeling (HYDRO2D) and the other for sediment and contaminant transport modeling (CS2D). One example problem is included. The HSCTM2D modeling system may be used to simulate both short term (less than 1 year) and long term scour and/or sedimentation rates and contaminant transport and fate in vertically well mixed bodies of water.
Current Version: | 1.01 |
Release Date: | November 1998 |
Development Status: | General Release |
Development Information: | Release Notes - changes and known deficiencies |
Operating System: | 16-bit MS-DOS |
Development Language: | FORTRAN |
Intended Audience: | Environmental Scientist/Biologist |
Key Words: | hydrology, sediment, contaminant, transport, finite element model, river, estuary |
Related Web Sites: | None Available |
File Name | File Description |
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ABSTRACT.TXT | Summary of functions, theory, and applicability. |
README.TXT | Important installation and usage information. |
File Type / Priority |
File Name / Format / Size |
File Description |
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Install / Required |
INSTALHC.EXE / Self-extracting Executable / 8.4 MB |
Setup file for version 1.01 of the HSCTM2D system. INSTALHC.EXE must be executed from DOS or a DOS command prompt. Setup file includes documentation. See README.TXT for important installation instructions. |
Document / Recommended |
USERMANU.PDF / Adobe Acrobat / 1.7 MB |
HSCTM-2D, A Finite Element Model for Depth-Averaged Hydrodynamics, Sediment and Contaminant Transport (PDF, 220 pp., 1.7 MB, about PDF). |