The latest improvements encompass enhanced stability for both higher order and low order schemes, particularly in regions involving flooding and drying, with notable advantages for three-dimensional simulations. The fast low order scheme has undergone substantial enhancements in accuracy and stability, especially in areas with steep gradients. Consequently, velocities along riverbanks and underwater channels now exhibit better alignment with the more accurate higher order scheme. Furthermore, the performance of GPU solvers has been optimised for simulations that incorporate infrastructure features and flow-dependent bed resistance.

The accuracy of our advection-dispersion scheme has been improved with an upgraded discretisation of the diffusion terms.

Coastal and marine modellers – run faster, more accurate FM simulations in more applications with improved numerics. Plus, avoid freak (unnatural) velocities and numerical noise, particularly when modelling steep gradients such as riverbanks and shelf seas.

Users can now calculate excess temperature in desalination plants, more accurately assess flooding with an H4Inundation output on line series and even run degree-based map projections thanks to the removal of LONG/LAT dependency in the FM engine(s). With these latest improvements, you’ll experience faster GPU acceleration, particularly during the initialisation phase for shapefiles that include thousands of polygons.

Save time and improve your modelling workflows using MIKE Zero’s upgraded editors and viewers. Take advantage of new keyboard shortcuts and themes, improved tabbing, tear off and cascade functionality plus easier access to User Guides and Scientific Documentation.

Salt marsh and mangrove vegetation, which cover ~19% of our global coastline, are paramount in helping to reduce climate change-related risks along the coastline. Particularly when used in combination with other natural or man-made coastal defences, belts of coastal vegetation can help reduce damage and associated costs from waves, intense storms, tsunamis, erosion and sea-level rise.

To better support coastal zone management planning and coastal defence initiatives, MIKE 21 Flow Model FM, MIKE 3 Flow Model FM and MIKE 3 Wave FM models can now be used for a variety of vegetation – from rigid plants like mangroves to flexible plants such as salt marsh cover. In addition, MIKE 21 Spectral Wave FM also includes two new dissipation models for rigid plants: a multi-layered approach for the fully spectral formulation and directionally decoupled parametric formulation and a single-layered approach for the fully spectral formulation.

MIKE Zero, DHI’s fully Windows integrated graphical user interface, is now better than ever and comes standard in all MIKE 21/3 software! Enjoy easy access to new MIKE Cloud applications and Cloud-enhanced functionality, plus an extended set of MIKE tools within theme-based (rather than product-based) interactive workflows. Ensure important model components such as sources and structures stay at the forefront with a new interactive, customisable floating mapping window. Lastly, the updated tabbing functionality will help you work in a more organised and efficient manner.

MIKE 3 Flow Model FM users now have access to a k-Omega turbulence model with wall functions to model vortices and vortex shedding around vertical structures such as slender piles. When coupled with a MIKE 21/3 Mud Transport or a MIKE 21/3 Sand Transport model, you can more accurately predict scour around structures. Watch video

You can now access MIKE 21/3 on Azure Marketplace, where you can start modelling in the cloud with no hardware limitation in four simple steps. Learn more

Need to analyse problems where flow and transport phenomena are important and where the flexibility inherited in the unstructured meshes can be utilised? Look no further than MIKE 21/3 Coupled Model FM. With this truly dynamic modelling system, you’ll have the power to investigate the morphological evolution of nearshore bathymetry impacted by factors such as dredging works and engineering structures, including breakwaters, groins, shoreface nourishment and harbours. Explore all capabilities

Use MIKE 21/3 Coupled Model FM to:

• • • • Dynamically couple waves and currents
      • Get full feedback of bed level changes on waves and currents
      • Easily switch between 2D and 3D calculations (hydrodynamic module and process modules)
      • Achieve flexibility in describing bathymetry, ambient flow and wave conditions using depth-adaptive and boundary-fitted unstructured mesh

Set up simulations, perform pre- and post-processing analysis, and present and visualise results with MIKE Zero, our fully Windows integrated graphical user interface embedded in MIKE 21/3. With MIKE Zero, you can better control and organise information for nearly all kinds of engineering studies including model simulations. Streamline your work with access to a wide range of informative and helpful features. Learn more

MIKE 21/3 takes advantage of the efficient parallelisation techniques for the use of multiple cores and GPUs. Special techniques have also been developed to enhance calculation speed within the morphological modelling. Learn more

Regardless of how efficient your modelling is, clear communication of results is crucial to its value and recognition. With MIKE 21/3, you can:

• • • • Create time series, line series and 2D/3D data plots
      • Display flexible mesh model data
      • Visualise cross-sections, individual particles and tracks
      • Enhance your models with detailed digital bathymetries
      • Animate gridded and unstructured results in Google Earth
      • Create realistic 3D scenes, including buildings, ships or other solids, visualise waves in 3D, produce professional fly-through animations and more with MIKE Animator Plus – included in all subscription packages.

Take advantage of the built-in Mesh Generator Tool to generate and handle unstructured meshes more efficiently. Automatically create high quality boundary conditions in minutes using Boundary Conditions Generator – a free premium feature for customers with a Service and Maintenance Agreement (SMA).

MIKE 21/3 enables you to model the effect of structures using a subgrid technique and you can include six different types of structures in your simulations:

• • • • Weirs
      • Culverts
      • Dikes
      • Gates
      • Piers
      • Turbines
      
      

  You also have the option to include composite structures by combining a weir and one or more culverts.

Get the most value from your software and reduce project risk with a variety of training options and technical support.

• • • • • Get instant answers through the integrated Online Help System that provides context-sensitive support for every property, dialog and editor
        • Learn at your own pace with self-paced training courses
        • Join one of our instructor-led online courses
        • Take advantage of customised in-house training to get your projects moving faster
        • Receive a response from technically competent Help Desk staff
        • Access a library of Frequently Asked Questions

The computational engines of MIKE 21/3 are also available on Linux operating systems taking advantage of access to 100’s of CPU’s. Learn more