DSD-INT 2018 What's new in XBeach X - Nederhoff

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Presentation by Kees Nederhoff, Deltares at the XBeach User Day 2018, during Delft Software Days - Edition 2018. Thursday, 15 November 2018, Delft.

Software

XBeach, version 1.23, codename
‘XBeach X’ final release
15 November 2018
The moment you all waited for: a new release!

Previous releases
Gamma
• 2008
• v10
Quatorze Juillet
• 2010
• v18
Easter
• 2012
• v19
Sinterklaas
• 2013
• 1.20
Groundhog Day
• 2014
• 1.21
King’s day
• 2015
• 1.22
XBeach X
• 2017
• 1.23
15 November 2018

Deltares XBeach dream team
15 November 2018

Boundary conditions
• New “wbctype” boundary conditions and “wavemodel”
• Use wavemodel to define if you are running the model in
stationary, surfbeat or non-hydrostatic mode.
• Use wbctype to define the wave boundary condition type you
would like to use (e.g. swan or jons_table).
• Prescribed non-hydrostatic velocities in u and v direction
• Second-layer non-hydrostatic velocities (keyword: nonhq3d=1)
• Improved second-order effects by using a new formulation for the
interaction coefficient
• Added support for TMA spectra
15 November 2018

A online and up-to-date online version manual
15 November 2018
Go to: http://xbeach.readthedocs.io

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