SHORECIRC HOMEPAGE

Note: Shorecirc is being superceded by the NearCoM model system, for which Shorecirc is one of two options to choose as a circulation model. We plan to replace this site entirely by that site, since Shorecirc is not a freestanding program but requires coupling to a wave driver. The wave-driver is presently REF/DIF - this is built-in in this distribution of Shorecirc but becomes one of several options in NearCoM. Please look at The NearCoM Homepage and consider registering there instead of here. Functional configurations of NearCoM based on Shorecirc are available there as sample configurations.


Welcome to SHORECIRC home page. The development of the SHORECIRC (SC) model has been a longterm effort which started in 1992. The present version of the model is therefore the result of the joint efforts of many people whose contributions we gratefuly acknowledge. The first - very preliminary - version was developed by Uday Putrevu in 1992-93 when he worked as a post doctoral research assistant here at the Center for Applied Coastal Research after finishing his PhD degree. A much improved version was developed by Ap Van Dongeren (1997) and almost simutaneously further improvements were introduced by Francisco Sancho (1997), as part of their PhD work. Since then the present team of Kevin Haas, Qun Zhao and Ib Svendsen has introduced many further improvements and also tested the model further with continued valuable inputs from Uday Putrevu, Ap Van Dongeren and Francisco Sancho. Numerous improvements and contributions to the ongoing debugging and development of the model have come from Wenkai Qin, Junwoo Choi, Fengyan Shi, Bradley Johnson, and Jeremy Kalmbacher. The present version 2.0 of the model comes with a modified version of the REF/DIF1 as wave driver integrated into the model. However, James Kaihatu and has develpoed a version that uses REF/DIF-S to provide the wave data. Furthermore Fengyan Shi has developed a version of the model operating with non-orthogonal  curvilinear coordinate grids.


REGISTER AS A USER

       Before downloading SC software, you need to register as a user. Please go to the User Registration Page in order to register.


COPYRIGHT AND LIABILITY

Copyright and Liability


REGISTERED USERS: DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE

Already registered? You may go here to get instructions for downloading software and manuals. You will need the user name and password that you requested during your initial user registration.


USEFUL INFORMATION FOR USERS

   The standard version of the code is written in fortran77 for UNIX. However, the DOS version of the program only diviates at a few special points from the UNIX version and has been tested with several fortran compilers including the Microsoft compiler.

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February 2, 2006