TDKSF

Basic Information

Name of Program

TDKSF

Version-Date

9.x / August 2009

Description-Date

August 2009

Catchwords

postprocessor
analysis of numerically calculated results (2D/3D, profile-data as well as data at specific locations)
tidal characteristic numbers of salinity
tidal characteristic numbers of suspended sediment
tidal characteristic numbers of temperature
estuaries
static (alternative) bathymetry
universal direct access data format for 2D/3D-data
universal direct access data format for profile-data
universal direct access format for data at specific locations

Short Description of Functionality

The program TDKSF is a postprocessor for different numerical models (e.g. TRIM-2D, TRIM-3D, TELEMAC-2D, UNTRIM, UNTRIM2007, etc.). TDKSF automatically computes the

• tidal characteristic numbers of salinity,
• tidal characteristic numbers of suspended sediment, or the
• tidal characteristic numbers of temperature.

for a given set of results (universal direct access data format).

Data analyses can only be performed for static (constant in time) bathymetry. Bathymetry data must be either present in the grid file or given as alternative bathymetry in the data file containing also the computational results for water level. The results of TDKSF analyses may be visualized/displayed with the graphical postprocessors HVIEW2D (for 2D/3D-data), LQ2PRO (for profile-data) or GVIEW2D (for specific locations).

Within the period of data analysis the following tidal characteristic numbers of salinity are calculated (some numbers are optionally calculated):

• Flood Current

• Advective Salt Transport due to Flood Current

• Ebb Current

• Advective Salt Transport due to Ebb Current

• Tidal Cycle

• Maximum Salinity during a Tidal Cycle
• Minimum Salinity during a Tidal Cycle
• Mean Salinity during a Tidal Cycle
• Variation of Salinity during a Tidal Cycle
• Residual Advective Salt Transport during a Tidal Cycle
• Ratio Advective Salt Transport due to Flood Current : Advective Salt Transport due to Ebb Current

Within the period of data analysis the following tidal characteristic numbers of suspended sediment transport are calculated (some numbers are optionally calculated):

• Flood Current

• Advective Suspended Sediment Transport due to Flood Current

• Ebb Current

• Advective Suspended Sediment Transport due to Ebb Current

• Tidal Cycle

• Maximum Suspended Sediment Concentration during a Tidal Cycle
• Minimum Suspended Sediment Concentration during a Tidal Cycle
• Mean Suspended Sediment Concentration during a Tidal Cycle
• Variation of Suspended Sediment Concentration during a Tidal Cycle
• Residual Advective Suspended Sediment Transport during a Tidal Cycle
• Ratio Advective Suspended Sediment Transport due to Flood Current : Advective Suspended Sediment Transport due to Ebb Current

Within the period of data analysis the following tidal characteristic numbers of temperature (heat) transport are calculated (some numbers are optionally calculated):

• Flood Current

• Advective Heat Transport due to Flood Current

• Ebb Current

• Advective Heat Transport due to Ebb Current

• Tidal Cycle

• Maximum Temperature during a Tidal Cycle
• Minimum Temperature during a Tidal Cycle
• Mean Temperature during a Tidal Cycle
• Variation of Temperature during a Tidal Cycle
• Residual Advective Heat Transport during a Tidal Cycle
• Ratio Advective Heat Transport due to Flood Current : Advective Heat Transport due to Ebb Current

For each characteristic number of salinity, suspended sediment concentration or temperature the following values are being calculated for the period of data analysis:

1. Characteristic value for each tide within the period of data analysis
2. Mean value for the period of data analysis
3. Maximum value for the period of data analysis
4. Minimum value for the period of data analysis

Input-Files

1. general input data (filetype Tdksf.dat)
2. synoptic results which shall be analysed (files of type dirz.bin.R, dirz.bin.I, and dirz.bin)
3. grid for 2D/3D-data (filetype gitter05.dat/bin or filetype untrim_grid.dat)

or profile-topography for profile-data (filetype profil05.bin)

or system file for specific locations (filetype location_grid.dat)

Output-Files

1. results of data analyses (files of type dirz.bin.R, dirz.bin.I, and dirz.bin)
2. informative printer file (filetype Tdksf.sdr)
3. (optional) trace of program execution (filetype Tdksf.trc)

Methodology

At first some extreme events (HW and LW) for the water level are determined together with the times for slack water (ebb slack and flood slack) for a network of reference locations for each tidal cycle. This ensures the phase-correct ordering of the events for all nodes of the computational grid respectively profile-topography or specific locations. Thereafter the tidal characteristic numbers are calculated at all nodal points, using the formerly calculated results at the reference locations. To obtain a more precise calculation of the times and values for all tidal characteristic numbers a spline interpolation is used to interpolate between equidistant time series data at each nodal point. Drying and wetting of tidal flats is taken into account by the algorithm.

Program(s) to run before this Program

DIDARENAME, DIDASPLIT, ZEITR

Program(s) to run after this Program

ABDF, DIDARENAME, DIDASPLIT, GVIEW2D, HVIEW2D, LQ2PRO, VTDK, VVIEW2D, XTRDATA

Additional Information

Language

Fortran90

Additional software

-

Original Version

G. Lang

Maintenance

G. Lang, S. Spohr

Documentation/Literature

please refer to $PROGHOME/examples/Tdksf/

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