Reference slope method for treating bottom slope in Saint-Venant solutions of 1D channel flow.
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Test case data for Reference Slope study with HEC-RAS and SPRNT-RS
Sep 23, 2019
Yu, Cheng-Wei; Hodges, Ben R.; Liu, Frank, 2019, "Test case data for Reference Slope study with HEC-RAS and SPRNT-RS", https://doi.org/10.18738/T8/BXJBF5, Texas Data Repository, V1
Files for running SPRNT-RS and HEC-RAS on simulation test cases used in the manuscript Yu, Hodges and Liu (2019) "Numerical Modeling of the Saint-Venant Equations: Effects and Adaptions for Bottom Slope Discontinuity".
Evaluation of the performance of the Reference Slope (RS) Method in Simulation Program for River Network (SPRNT)
Evaluation of the performance of the Reference Slope (RS) Method in Simulation Program for River Network (SPRNT)
Sep 20, 2019
Yu, Cheng-Wei; Hodges, Ben R.; Liu, Frank, 2019, "Evaluation of the performance of the Reference Slope (RS) Method in Simulation Program for River Network (SPRNT)", https://doi.org/10.18738/T8/GRCB8B, Texas Data Repository, V1
The reference slope (RS) method has been proposed to resolve and eliminate possible numerical oscillation caused by the non-Lipschitz continuous source term in the Saint-Venant equations. The primary descriptions of the RS methods are found in Yu et. al. (2019). This technical re...
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