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* Are able to be run without a licence for TUFLOW CATCH, TUFLOW HPC or TUFLOW FV
Descriptions of the model and demonstration simulations follow.
 
= Demonstration Project Area Domain =
The demonstration model is located in New Zealand. It uses publicly available base data sets where available (with some of these being modified on occasion), and synthetic data otherwise.
 
The model domain is simulated under TUFLOW CATCH, which subsequently controls TUFLOW HPC and TUFLOW FV, for a period of 1 week from 01/01/2021 to 07/01/2021.
 
The catchment (represented by TUFLOW HPC) has:
* An area of approximately 55 square kilometres.
* A relief of approximately 20m.
* Three (synthetic) land uses: urban, forest and agriculture.
The general arrangement of the catchment is presented below.
 
[[File: CATCH_Demo_HPC.png| 400px]]<br>
 
The receiving waterway, which is a hypothetical lake (represented by TUFLOW FV) has:
* An area of approximately 1 square kilometre
* A maximum depth of approximately 12m
* Two major riverine tributaries
* Two local wastewater treatment plant discharges
* One offtake
* An overflow outlet weir
The general arrangement of the receiving waterway is presented below.
 
[[File: CATCH_Demo_FV.png| 400px]]<br>
 
= Numerical Models =
The TUFLOW HPC catchment runoff / pollutant export and TUFLOW FV receiving water models are described following.
 
== TUFLOW HPC ==
The TUFLOW HPC model has the following general configuration:
* A 2D cell size of 50m, SGS turned on with a sample target distance of 1m
* A synthetic rainfall record applied, with a maximum daily rainfall of approximately 60mm
* Three materials, with one for each land use above
* One soil layer with constant thickness of 0.6m
* All simulations use GPU Module acceleration.
 
The pollutant export model in TUFLOW HPC has various forms depending on the TUFLOW CATCH configuration being simulated. Across these various forms, both shear1 and washoff1 methods are deployed, and other pollutant export parameters are set using the guidance provided in the <u>[https://docs.tuflow.com/catch/manual/2024.2/ TUFLOW CATCH manual]</u>. In all cases where applicable:
* Salinity, dissolved oxygen, silicate, adsorbed phosphorus and phytoplankton are set to constant concentrations
* Sediment and particulate organics are prohibited from infiltrating to groundwater
* Water temperature is provided as a timeseries
* Sediment uses the shear1 method, and all other pollutants use the washoff1 method
 
== TUFLOW FV ==
The TUFLOW FV model has the following general configuration:
* Simulation of hydrodynamics, including density (salinity and temperature) driven processes
* Full atmospheric heat exchange simulation
* Sediment transport simulation, with one sediment fraction
* Water quality simulation, using the Organics simulation class
* 3D simulation with 8 z layers and 6 sigma layers
* Three bed materials to define sediment transport and water quality processes
* All simulations use GPU Module acceleration.
 
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= Demonstration Project Area Domain =
The demonstration model is located in New Zealand. It uses publicly available base data sets where available (with some of these being modified on occasion), and synthetic data otherwise.
 
The model domain is simulated under TUFLOW CATCH, which subsequently controls TUFLOW HPC and TUFLOW FV, for a period of 1 week from 01/01/2021 to 07/01/2021.
 
The catchment (represented by TUFLOW HPC) has:
* An area of approximately 55 square kilometres.
* A relief of approximately 20m.
* Three (synthetic) land uses: urban, forest and agriculture.
The general arrangement of the catchment is presented below.
 
[[File: CATCH_Demo_HPC.png| 400px]]<br>
 
The receiving waterway, which is a hypothetical lake (represented by TUFLOW FV) has:
* An area of approximately 1 square kilometre
* A maximum depth of approximately 12m
* Two major riverine tributaries
* Two local wastewater treatment plant discharges
* One offtake
* An overflow outlet weir
The general arrangement of the receiving waterway is presented below.
 
[[File: CATCH_Demo_FV.png| 400px]]<br>
 
= Numerical Models =
The TUFLOW HPC catchment runoff / pollutant export and TUFLOW FV receiving water models are described following.
 
== TUFLOW HPC ==
The TUFLOW HPC model has the following general configuration:
* A 2D cell size of 50m, SGS turned on with a sample target distance of 1m
* A synthetic rainfall record applied, with a maximum daily rainfall of approximately 60mm
* Three materials, with one for each land use above
* One soil layer with constant thickness of 0.6m
* All simulations use GPU Module acceleration.
 
The pollutant export model in TUFLOW HPC has various forms depending on the TUFLOW CATCH configuration being simulated. Across these various forms, both shear1 and washoff1 methods are deployed, and other pollutant export parameters are set using the guidance provided in the <u>[https://docs.tuflow.com/catch/manual/2024.2/ TUFLOW CATCH manual]</u>. In all cases where applicable:
* Salinity, dissolved oxygen, silicate, adsorbed phosphorus and phytoplankton are set to constant concentrations
* Sediment and particulate organics are prohibited from infiltrating to groundwater
* Water temperature is provided as a timeseries
* Sediment uses the shear1 method, and all other pollutants use the washoff1 method
 
== TUFLOW FV ==
The TUFLOW FV model has the following general configuration:
* Simulation of hydrodynamics, including density (salinity and temperature) driven processes
* Full atmospheric heat exchange simulation
* Sediment transport simulation, with one sediment fraction
* Water quality simulation, using the Organics simulation class
* 3D simulation with 8 z layers and 6 sigma layers
* Three bed materials to define sediment transport and water quality processes
* All simulations use GPU Module acceleration.