Topic: Presentations in PPT | Coastal and Estuarine Hydrodynamics and Morphodynamics | OCW IHE DELFT

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This site contains course materials on hydrodynamics and morphodynamics in coastal and deltaic regions developed at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education. The collection is made available in the framework of the World Bank project Long Term Monitoring and Modelling of the Bangladesh Coastal Zone.
It contains presentations and recorded videos on general coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics and morphodynamics, with a focus on modelling, and a section with specific presentations on the application of models to the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna basin.
- Select activity Announcements
  
  Announcements Forum

- Select activity Free Surface Hydrodynamics - 2DH and 3D Shallow Water Equations - Part 1 Derivations
  
  Free Surface Hydrodynamics - 2DH and 3D Shallow Water Equations - Part 1 Derivations File
  
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- Select activity Free Surface Hydrodynamics - 2DH and 3D Shallow Water Equations - Part 2 Models and Applications
  
  Free Surface Hydrodynamics - 2DH and 3D Shallow Water Equations - Part 2 Models and Applications File
  
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- Select activity Coastal Hydrodynamics 2020 - part 1-3
  
  Coastal Hydrodynamics 2020 - part 1-3 File
  
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- Select activity Coastal Hydrodynamics 2020 - part 4-6
  
  Coastal Hydrodynamics 2020 - part 4-6 File
  
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- Select activity Coastal Sediment Transport part1-3
  
  Coastal Sediment Transport part1-3 File
  
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- Select activity Coastal Sediment Transport part4-5
  
  Coastal Sediment Transport part4-5 File
  
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- Select activity introduction estuarine morphodynamics
  
  introduction estuarine morphodynamics File
  
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- Select activity Mangroves and reefs
  
  Mangroves and reefs File
  
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