- Community
- Documentation
- Introduction
- ADCIRC Architecture
- Theory Report and Formulation
- Special Features
- User’s Manual – v47
- User’s Manual – v48
- User’s Manual – v49
- User’s Manual – V50
- User’s Manual – V51
- User’s Manual – v52
- Generic ADCIRC – Compile Time Operations
- Generic ADCIRC – Command Line Options
- ADCIRC Developers Guide
- ADCIRC FAQ
- ADCIRC FAQ – v52
- Example Problems
- Running SWAN + ADCIRC
- Subdomain Modeling
- Modifications to ADCIRC for ICE Coverage
- ADCIRC Related Publications
- Related software
- News
- 2016 ADCIRC User’s Group Photo
- 2016 ADCIRC Boot Camp Group Photo
- 2016 ADCIRC Workshop Presentations
- 2016 ADCIRC User’s Group Meeting and ADCIRC Boot Camp
- 2015 ADCIRC Workshop Group Pictures
- 2015 ADCIRC Workshop Presentations
- 2015 ADCIRC User’s Group Meeting and ADCIRC Boot Camp
- 2014 Adcirc Workshop Final Agenda
- 2014 ADCIRC User’s Group Meeting Talks
- 2014 ADCIRC Workshop and Bootcamp
- 2013 ADCIRC Workshop Talks
- ADCIRC Workshop 2013 Final Agenda
- 2011 ADCIRC Workshop Press Release
- 2011 ADCIRC Workshop Agenda
- 2011 ADCIRC Workshop Photo
- 2010 ADCIRC Workshop Abstracts
- 2010 ADCIRC Workshop Photo
- 2008 ADCIRC Workshop
- 2008 ADCIRC Workshop Agenda
- Hurricane Storm Surge Forecasts
- Example Hurricane Katrina Simulation
- Products
- ASGS
ADCIRC
The Official ADCIRC Web Site
The Official ADCIRC Web Site
Latest ADCIRC storm surge predictions: here
Hindcast for Matthew: here
ADCIRC is a system of computer programs for solving time dependent, free surface circulation and transport problems in two and three dimensions. These programs utilize the finite element method in space allowing the use of highly flexible, unstructured grids. Typical ADCIRC applications have included:
- prediction of storm surge and flooding
- modeling tides and wind driven circulation
- larval transport studies
- near shore marine operations
- dredging feasibility and material disposal studies
Coastal Hazards Center is offering a Graduate Student Fellowship in Coastal Hazards. More information given here and here.
PostDoc Opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Scholar in coastal engineering, physical oceanography, or other closely related discipline wanted at UNC-Institute of Marine Sciences in Morehead City, NC. To apply send a CV and a statement of interest to Dr. Rick Luettich
There is an ADCIRC listserv that may be useful to keep up-to-date about the latest releases of ADCIRC and to post any questions about ADCIRC. It is adcirc@listserv.unc.edu. If you would like to join please email Crystal Fulcher.
If you are an academic/governmental researcher who would like to request ADCIRC or have questions about requesting ADCIRC, please email Crystal Fulcher.
Conditions for obtaining the code are the following (i) that it is used for research or education purposes, (ii) that ADCIRC is identified by name in publications, and (iii) that individuals do not redistribute ADCIRC but rather have interested parties email Crystal Fulcher to obtain the code.