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- Model:TopoFlow-Snowmelt-Degree-Day + (This model/component needs more rigorous testing.)
- Model:TopoFlow-Saturated Zone-Darcy Layers + (This model/component needs more rigorous testing.)
- Model:TopoFlow-Evaporation-Energy Balance + (This model/component needs more rigorous testing.)
- Model:TopoFlow-Evaporation-Priestley Taylor + (This model/component needs more rigorous testing.)
- Model:DeltaRCM Vegetation + (Use with high rates of SLR will require additional work on the vegetation rules; currently with both vegetation and high rates of SLR the simple water routing rules are unable to consistently route water to the shoreline.)
- Model:CarboLOT + (Usual Python limitations on floating point precision. ODE's are solved on scales much finer than annual, and their performance is monitored.)
- Model:NearCoM + (Wave modules have an automatic grid refinement feature. Circulation modules have two kinds: CFL limited and CFL-free schemes.)
- Model:DrEICH algorithm + (With larger DEMs this tool will take longer to run - it takes around half an hour to run with a 1m DEM with 23000 rows and 18000 columns. Documentation is available for guidance.)
- Model:Kudryavtsev Model + (analytical solution)
- Model:Zscape + (described on project webpage)
- Model:XBeach + (explicit numerical scheme with automatic timestepping based on CFL criterion)
- Model:DECAL + (heavy sequential number crunching (not written for parellel processing))
- Model:FineSed3D + (limited to applications to wall-bounded channel domains.)
- Model:WILSIM + (max grid size is 100 by 100.)
- Model:ModelParameterDictionary + (n/a)
- Model:RivMAP + (n/a)
- Model:DeltaClassification + (n/a Limitations on the method do occur when delta systems consist of only a few islands, then the input dataset of geometric parameters becomes too small for the machine learning methods.)
- Model:CruAKTemp + (not relevant)
- Model:MAST-1D sand and mud + (reach-averaged channel sinuosity is assumed to be fixed, sand is modeled in terms of a single grain size and floodplain topography (floodplain channels) is not considered.)
- Model:Delft3D + (relatively mild stability and accuracy constraints (depending on application) due to implicit numerical schemes)
- Model:GEOMBEST + (see User's Guide and Moore et al., 2010)
- Model:OTEQ + (see numerical aspects described in Section 4 of the documentation)
- Model:SimClast + (tba)
- Model:Bifurcation + (uses forward-Euler timestepping, therefore timestep must be small enough to insure numerical stability)
