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Since the mid-1970s SMEC's experience has extended into estuarine and near coastal hydrodynamics - a natural offshoot of many of our river basin studies and also based on developments in our Fluid Mechanics Laboratory. These studies have encompassed:
  • numerical and physical modeling of river mouth and near shore ocean wave conditions
  • salinity intrusion studies 
  • coastal sediment transport 
  • wave and tide behaviour 
  • breakwater layouts 
  • dredging investigations, and 
  • model testing of wave breaking and force characteristics.

Over the years numerous mathematical models have been developed and operated in these fields, including:

  • one and two dimensional models of river flooding
  • circulation studies
  • waves and wave refraction
  • tidal analysis
  • spectral analysis, and
  • sediment transport behaviour.
 

In addition to its in-house resources SMEC also forms associations with other national and international organisations as appropriate.

 
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