Using a Multi-Resolution Approach to Improve the Accuracy and Efficiency of Flooding Predictions

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  • May 1, 2020
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  • Thomas, Ajimon
    • Affiliation: Coastal Resilience Center of Excellence
    • Other Affiliation: NC State University, Dept of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering
  • Dietrich, J.C.
    • Affiliation: Coastal Resilience Center of Excellence
    • Other Affiliation: NC State University Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering
  • Dawson, C.N.
    • Other Affiliation: Institute of Computational Engineering and Sciences, UT Austin
  • Loveland, M.
    • Other Affiliation: Institute of Computational Engineering and Sciences, UT Austin
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  • Main Objectives • Reduce the computational load by using a coarser resolution mesh when the storm track is uncertain • Increase the accuracy of predictions by using a higher resolution mesh as the storm approaches landfall • Increase the simulation possibilities including ensemble generation during operational forecasting
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