July 15, 2024
Virtual Flume
Ven Te Chow’s book “Open Channel Hydraulics” is arguably the gold-standard book for hydraulic engineers-especially those of us who model open channel flow.
HEC-RAS 1D-2D Course in Atlanta, Georgia
RAS Modelers-
This class is filling up fast! Don’t wait to register!
Please come join me in Atlanta for a 3-day informative, workshop-oriented course in Atlanta Georgia this May 7-9. This will be a great opportunity to learn everything you need to know to get started with combined 1D-2D HEC-RAS Modeling. Please visit here for more information and to register:
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Jeremy Payne
on April 2, 2019Do you have any plans on coming to the Mid-Atlantic?
Chris G.
on April 2, 2019Not at the moment, but we are considering places for the next course. Stay tuned.
Unknown
on May 2, 2019Do you have any plan coming to Houston or nearby.
Chris G.
on May 2, 2019Not for an open class. But we'll consider that for another one. Thanks for the suggestion.
Jesnaz
on July 4, 2019Hi sir. I have set up a 1d and pure 2d model for a river reach. How does it makes sense wen we give normal depth assumption in the downstream cross section as a whole? How can i give the same in 2d model? Obviously the results are going to be different if i give normal depth only along river reach right?
Chris G.
on July 8, 2019Not sure I completely understand your quesion. But it sounds like a good read through the hydraulic reference manual ought to answer your questions.
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