An axisymmetric hydrodynamical model: model code and data

An axisymmetric hydrodynamic modelling approach was developed and implemented for a salt and heat transport model. This data set presents the source code and several model results for test cases involving double-diffusion and density-driven flows. The axisymmetric model is built by extending the 2DV solution procedure of the SWASH hydrodynamic model, which is briefly introduced in this document. The added terms are derived in an accompanying article (Hilgersom et al., 2017; under review)

An axisymmetric hydrodynamical model: model code and data [version 1]

An axisymmetric hydrodynamic modelling approach was developed and implemented for a salt and heat transport model. This data set presents the source code and several model results for test cases involving double-diffusion. The axisymmetric model is built by extending the 2DV solution procedure of the SWASH hydrodynamic model, which is briefly introduced in the documentation of this data set. The added terms are derived in an accompanying article

A free-surface solar pond model with a sloping edge: model code and data

A non-hydrostatic free-surface model was set up to simulate salt and heat transport in a solar pond in order to: 1) investigate the added value of free-surface models for these types of simulations, and 2) assess the importance of heat transport along a sloping side wall. This data set presents the source code, the raw measurement and model data, and several movies comparing the vertical two-dimensional (2DV) model simulations to the measurements. To demonstrate the added value of a free surface approach, this data set includes model results for both free surface and rigid-lid simulations. The presented model code is an extension of the SWASH non-hydrostatic model, which is briefly introduced in this document. A complete discussion of the model results and conclusions are provided in an accompanying article