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''Bedload'' is not a stand-alone model but is part of [[MIDAS | ''Bedload'' is not a stand-alone model but is part of [[Model:MIDAS|''Midas'']]. You can obtain it by downloading the ''Midas'' distribution and grabbing <tt>bedload.f</tt> from it. | ||
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Revision as of 19:03, 22 February 2009
BEDLOAD
Introduction
History
Papers
BEDLOAD Questionnaire
Contact Information
Model: | BEDLOAD |
Contact person: | Rudy Slingerland |
Institute: | Penn State University |
City: | University Park |
Country: | USA |
Email: | sling@geosc.psu.edu |
2nd person involved: | -- |
3rd person involved: | -- |
Model description
Model type: | Single model for the terrestrial domain. |
Description: | Calculates the bedload transport rates and weights per unit area for each size-density. NB. Bedload transport of different size-densities is proportioned according to the volumes in the bed. |
Technical information
Supported platforms: | Unix, Linux, Mac OS X, Windows |
Programming language: | Fortran77 |
Model development started at: | 1992 and ended in 1994 |
To what degree will the model become available: | Source code will be available |
Current license type: | -- |
Memory requirements: | <512MB |
Typical run time: | a few seconds |
Input / Output description
Input parameters: | Proportion by mass of each size-density fraction in the bed, instantaneous turbulent grain shear velocities, critical shear stresses of each size-density fraction |
Input format: | ASCII |
Output parameters: | weight bedload transport rates of each size-density fraction |
Output format: | ASCII |
Post-processing software (if needed): | no |
Visualization software (if needed): | Yes, any software that can read ASCII data |
Process description
Processes represented by model: | Mass flux per unit width, dry mass of grains moving over the unit bed area, calculates the suspendable amount present in the moving bed |
Key physical parameters & equations: | Bridge function, see Bridge and Dominic (1984) or Einstein's equation |
Length scale & resolution constraints: | -- |
Time scale & resolution constraints: | -- |
Numerical limitations and issues : | -- |
Testing
Available calibration data sets: | See Slingerland et al. (1994) |
Available test data sets: | -- |
Ideal data for testing: | -- |
User groups
Currently or plans for collaborating with: | None |
Documentation
Key papers of the model: | Slingerland, R.L., K. Furlong and J. Harbaugh, 1994. Simulating Clastic Sedimentary Basins/Physical Fundamentals and Computing Procedures , Prentice Hall, Englewood Clifss, NJ:219 pp. |
Is there a manual available: | no |
Model website if any: | ftp://ftp.geosc.psu.edu/sling/SimSedBasinsBook/ |
Additional comments
Comments: | -- |
Issues
Help
Input Files
Output Files
Download
Source-Code Snapshots
Bedload is not a stand-alone model but is part of Midas. You can obtain it by downloading the Midas distribution and grabbing bedload.f from it.
Source-code snapshots of Midas are available via ftp at:
The latest version:
Source
Bedload is not a stand-alone model but is part of Midas. You can obtain the source code through the Midas repository or view the most recent version here: https://mp.colorado.edu/svn/midas/trunk/bedload.f.
The source code for Midas can be checked out from the CSDMS subversion repository using this command: <geshi lang=bash>
- Project members authenticate over HTTPS to allow committing changes.
svn checkout https://csdms.colorado.edu/svn/midas </geshi> For help on using Subversion please see our help page.