MIKE Zero, DHI’s fully Windows integrated graphical user interface, is now better than ever and comes standard with 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.

Achieve improved results in large scale models where swell is important, in nearshore areas and in offshore applications by accessing new source term parameters for wind sea and swell. This includes additional options for atmospheric interaction (wind input and swell dissipation) and white capping following Ardhuin et al. (2010). In addition, water density as a function of water temperature and salinity and air density as a function of surface pressure, air temperature and relative humidity can be accounted for in your calculations. Watch video

Take advantage of recently extended output options to expand the realm of potential applications and better understand complex wave-air phenomena in your projects. For example, users can now neutral wind speed, water density and air density. Furthermore, you can calculate the Stokes drift of fluid particles in the waves. Watch video

The software features an efficient MIKE Zero tool to support the generation and handling of unstructured meshes including the definition and editing of boundaries.

The Data Viewer is an efficient tool for the analysis and visualisation of unstructured data including processing of animations. A user can view meshes, spectra, bathymetries, results files of different format with graphical extraction of time series and line series from plan view and import of graphical overlays.

MIKE 21 SW provides an optimal degree of flexibility in describing bathymetry and ambient flow conditions through the use of both depth-adaptive and boundary-fitted unstructured mesh.

MIKE 21 SW includes an extensive range of model output parameters including wave, swell, air-sea interaction parameters, radiation stress tensor and spectra.

MIKE 21 Spectral Waves is based on a flexible mesh, multiple core optimised run engine (Linux compilation also available).

The fully spectral formulation (FS) can be used in wave studies involving wave growth, decay and transformation of wind-generated waves and swell in offshore and coastal areas. The computationally less demanding directionally decoupled parametric formulation (DS) can be used for small scale wave transformation applications, those where fully developed seas are dominating.