Derives and validates the hyperbolic HSWEMED model coupling shallow water moments, suspended load, variable density, and bedload morphodynamics with erosion-deposition, showing improved accuracy on dam-break tests.
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A Hyperbolic Moment Based Shallow Water Model for Coupled Bedload Suspended Load Morphodynamics with Variable Density
Derives and validates the hyperbolic HSWEMED model coupling shallow water moments, suspended load, variable density, and bedload morphodynamics with erosion-deposition, showing improved accuracy on dam-break tests.