I have been searching an open-source tsunami modelling code for calculating tsunami wave propagation using finite-fault model.
I looked into COMCOT (Cornell Multi-grid Coupled Tsunami Model) and found a couple of articles that has been done with using slip distribution models, but version 1.7 (that i can find on the internet) does not seem to be working properly.
So in summary i am looking for a code that does;
1.Nested grid with different grid size
2.Using slip distribution model for calculating initial wave and propagation
3.Plotting maximum wave height
4. Comparing the results with the observed tsunami data (tide-gauges or DART buoy records), tsunami wave heights versus time
Hi Hakan,
You can look in to Delft 3D flow open source module for tsunami propagation simulations. For tsunami generation (by a finite fault model), Deltares provides a handy program with a GUI called Delft Dashboard which runs on Matlab.
you'll find more details in this tutorial
https://publicwiki.deltares.nl/display/DDB/Tsunami+modeling
Hope this would help..
Regards,
Akalanka Silva
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