Materials
The following materials were used during the lecture portions of this school. These materials (and much more) were made available during the institute via a Piazza site. After the event, we are making the material publicly available, for educational purposes. Please note that the slides are the copyright of the respective authors/speakers, and contact them if you want to reuse something.
Keynote and invited talks:
Crustal Deformations Associated with Earthquakes
Prof. Sergio Barrientos, Scientific Director of the Seismological Service of the University of ChileNonlinear propagation of storm waves: infragravity wave generation and dynamics
Prof. Rodrigo Cienfuegos, Pontificia Universidad Católica de ChileMain instruction modules in the Program:
Check the Program section of this website for summary descriptions of each set of lectures, and the People section for biographies of the speakers. Below, you will find links to the PDF files of slide decks used during presentations.
Screencasts of several of the lectures are available via YouTube. Follow the links below or check this playlist:
Basics of Surface Wave Simulation
Prof. Ridgway Scott- slides lecture 1
- slides lecture 2 — video on You Tube
- slides lecture 3 — video on YouTube
Theory and modeling of coastal hazards
by Dr Philip Liu, School of Civil and Environment Engineering, Cornell UniversityAdvanced ocean model systems and their applications to coastal hazard research and prediction
by Dr Changsheng Chen, Department of Fisheries Oceanography, School for Marine Science and Technology- slides lecture 1 – Introduction to FVCOM
- slides lecture 2 – Tsunamis
- slides lecture 3 – Hurricanes
- slides lecture 4 – Multi-scale oceanic response
Modeling tides and storm surges
by Dr Cheryl Ann Blain, Oceanography Division, Naval Research Laboratory- slides lecture 1 – Introduction to ADCIRC
- slides lecture 2 – Storm surges
- slides lecture 3 – Tides
Introduction to modeling tsunamis with GeoClaw
by David George, US Geological Survey- slides lecture 1, part 1 — video on YouTube
- slides lecture 1, part 2
- slides lecture 2 – GeoClaw simulation of the Tohoku 2011 tsunami (setting up parameters) — video on YouTube
- slides lecture 3 – Numerical issues / debris-flow modeling
Finite-volume solutions to hyperbolic PDEs
by Dr Donna Calhoun, Department of Mathematics, Boise State University
- slides lecture 1 — video on YouTube
- slides lecture 2 — video on YouTube
- slides lecture 3 — video on YouTube
Large-scale, wave-driven problems: Development and application of numerical models
by Dr Patrick Lynett, Department of Civil Engineering, Texas A&M University- slides lecture 1 – Theory & benchmarking for depth-integrated equations
- slides lecture 2 – Nearshore tsunami processes and simulation
- slides lecture 3 – Numerical setup and nearshore wind-wave simulation