Course Details
Mathematical Modeling in Water Management
NRA017 course is part of 1 study plan
Ing. full-t. program NPC-SIV compulsory Winter Semester 2nd year 6 credits
Common bases for mathematical model creation. Modelling of water flow in water structures. Modelling of water flow in river network and floodplains. Reliability of water structures.
Course Guarantor
Institute
Learning outcomes
The result of the tuition is ability of students to deal with the problems of mathematical modelling in water management. After finishing the course, the student will be able:
- Explain the basic concepts of mathematical modeling,
- Describe the basic equations of water flow - Navier-Stokes equations,
- Explain the issue of turbulent flow,
- Solve problems of water flow in 1D, 2D and 3D using analytical and numerical methods.
Prerequisites
Mathematics, Hydraulics, Hydrology, Soil Mechanics.
Corequisites
Hydroinformatics.
Planned educational activities and teaching methods
Course lectures are supplemented by presentations of mathematical and physical research on the faculty.
Forms and criteria of assessment
Successful conclusion of the course requires the completion of exercises with the granting of credit from the course. Compliance with conceptual part of the written test in the examination.
Objective
The aim of the course is to acquaint students with principles of mathematical modeling. The students will obtain knowledge about models of flow of water and water.
Specification of controlled instruction, the form of instruction, and the form of compensation of the absences
Vymezení kontrolované výuky a způsob jejího provádění stanoví každoročně aktualizovaná vyhláška garanta předmětu.
Lecture
2 hours/week, 10 weeks, elective
Syllabus of lectures
1.–2. Introduction to problematic of mathematical modelling. Governing equations of fluid mechanics.
3.–5. Modelling of turbulent flow.
6.–7. Free surface flow (1D, 2D, hydraulic jump, sewer systems – aims, data, models).
8. Reliability of water structures (data, models).
9.–10. Analytical and numerical solutions.
Practice
2 hours/week, 10 weeks, compulsory
Syllabus of practice
1. Introduction to problematic of mathematical modelling. Introduction to the software.
2.–5. Modelling of ideal flow and laminar flow.
6.–9. Modelling of turbulent flow.
10. Presentation of the results of modeling.