Showing posts with label WHETGEO 2D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WHETGEO 2D. Show all posts

Sunday, November 6, 2022

(Inter)active WHETGEO 2D Poster for the Italian Hydrological Meeting 2022 in Genova (Italy)

Because I am usually bored of repeating things, I tried here to renovate the poster experience. The poster itself can be done much more attractively, I guess. However, I added several QR codes that send the reader to videos which comment any part of it.  These videos, in turn are part of a presentation that is also included below.  The poster is intended to illustrate the content of research work and implementation that is currently in a pre-print form, submitted to the Environmental Modelling and Software journal (available at the previous link). 

  • The poster itself is here.
  • The presentation that explains the poster is here. 
  • The videos showcase is here.
The good of the poster experience is that if you resolve the QR codes with a mobile you have right away the video explanations. 

Tuesday, August 9, 2022

WHETGEO-2D an open source tool for solving the 2D Richards equation

For new readers, WHETGEO stands for Water HEat and Transport in GEOframe. It is a set of models that deals with the processes in soils. The paper describes the 2D version of it, at least its initial deployment, since the system was built on the idea of expandability. The paper and its abundant supporting material a a step towards a series of further analyses of  the water behaviour in the vadose and saturated zones.

DeAnn Presley painting (https://www.agronomy.k-state.edu/about/people/faculty/presley-deann/)
The paper was submitted to environmental Modelling and Software and can be found  here.  Extensive material and video about WHETGEO 2D can be found among the material of the GEOframe Summer School