Custom dynamically-loadable extension modules
Enhanced customization is made possible through code modules (compiled .NET assemblies or IronPython scripts) that can be dynamically loaded into WEST, e.g. for DB or SCADA integration, data import/export, and such

WEST – DIMS.CORE bridge
DIMS.CORE and WEST can be seamlessly integrated based on COM or OPC DataLink technology, e.g. allowing for Model Predictive Control setups.

Integrated MS Excel-compatible workbook
A workbook is included by default in any project, editable inside WEST, and allowing for easily mapping workbook cells to parameters and variables, in both directions.

Enhanced structured editor for top-level parameters and variables
Additional ways for handling the complexity of top-level parameter and interface variable couplings, and for specifying custom top-level computations are provided through an enhanced structured editor.

Complete toolbox of graphical primitives for layout annotation
Even more meaningful and visually appealing. Layouts can be obtained through a complete set of graphical primitives, which can be used as annotations.

Customisation and archiving of sophisticated block detail views
Filtering out parameters and variables of interest is made possible through block detail views that can be customized in a substantial number of ways, stored and reactivated at a later stage.

Custom layout connection and terminal types
The default Water Line / Sludge Line / Data connection scheme can be overruled by custom schemes based on different types of terminals, and different allowable connection rules.

A-stage model
ASM1 model that allows for simulating the adsorption / bio-oxidation (A/B) process.

ArcGIS 10.5 now supported by MIKE URBAN
Upgrade of MIKE URBAN to support ArcGIS 10.5

MIKE 1D now runs in 64 bit when executed from MIKE URBAN
MIKE 1D engine now runs in 64 bit leading to better utilisation of your hardware, in particularly, when working with large data sets and models.

Enhanced hydrogen sulfide modelling
The hydrogen sulphide ECOLab template have been enhanced, now also supporting the simulation of sulphide precipitation by dosing with ferrous and ferric based chemicals

MIKE View LTS support
MIKE VIEW now reads LTS results from MIKE 1D

MIKE1D Engine
A series of improvements on the MIKE1D engine focusing on even better performance and stability.

Pump Emergency Storage Tool
Pump Emergency Storage Tool now available (MOUSE engine only)

New module for mooring analysis: MIKE 21 MA
DHI launches a new module for dynamic simulation of vessel movements and mooring and fender forces. Seamless integration with results from MIKE 21 HD and MIKE 21 BW.

Important developments of the Oil Spill model
More advanced features in our oil spill model, for example: sub-sea blow-out, handling of dissolved oil, mitigation measures, oil gas fractions and more.

Integrated Near-Field/Far-field modelling
One sole modelling process integrates Near-Field and Far-Field modelling for sub-sea outlets. No more integration of results from different models.

New tool for backtracking calculations
A new reverse flow field facility makes it possible to undertake backtracking calculations for discharged matter and answer the question: where did observed contaminants come from?

Improvements in Littoral Processes GUI
A number of improvements makes it easier to handle and control this module; visualisation of coastlines, structures, profiles and profiles series.

New features and add-on modules in MIKE HYDRO River
This release of MIKE HYDRO River include a number of new features including; New cross section editor, Bridge structures, Data assimilation module now including Kalman Filtering and Uncertainty prediction and extended flexibility of cross section tools being the most significant. MIKE HYDRO River is becoming a ready to use substitute for our famous MIKE 11 river modelling package.

New Ponded Drainage feature in MIKE SHE
New Paved Runoff feature for applications in urban areas to support green infrastructure such as Low Impact Development (LIDs) and Sustainable Urban Drainage (SUDs). The Ponded Drainage feature is a general function to directly drain storm water to internal depressions, model boundaries and/or streams in the model area.

MIKE HYDRO GUI improvements
The Graphical User Interface of MIKE HYDRO has been further developed and improved with faster graphical editing capabilities, direct delete of selected features, enhanced flexibility in cross section processing tools a to mention some.

Improvements to MIKE FLOOD river modelling using the MIKE 1D engine
The coupling of 2D overland and river simulations using the new generation river simulation engine; ‘MIKE1D’ has been supplemented with outputs of lateral link inflows as well as saving crest levels along lateral links.

New flooding results output option in MIKE SHE
MIKE SHE include a new 2D flooding output option for creating a ‘standard’ 2D result file with water depth and fluxes from the overland flow simulation. Outputs can be used within MIKE Zero post-processing editors to create standard flood related outputs (maps of flood extent, depth, hazards including velocity vectors).

MIKE SHE simulation performance improvements with MIKE 1D
MIKE HYDRO River using the MIKE 1D simulation engine can be coupled to MIKE SHE for Water movement simulations and substantial performance improvements has been observed – for some examples with simulation time reduced by approx. 75%.

Workflow and performance improvement of 3D meshing operations
The unstructured meshing functionalities featured by the previous release have been consolidated and optimised with an enriched layer configurator, parallelization of (re-)meshing workflows, improved TetGen meshing and improved parameter interpolation for 3D re-meshing.

Model calibration and Uncertainty Quantification
The uncertainty quantification framework has been enriched by the access to the Pareto mode in FePEST, allowing predictive uncertainty analyses to be carried out.

New model coupling option: FEFLOW – MIKE 21 FM
A new exciting offering is introduced in this release; a coupling between the 2D overland model MIKE 21 FM (Flexible Mesh) and FEFLOW. This new coupling option benefits from the flexibility and solution efficiency of both the 2-D surface water model and the detailed groundwater model in a new integrated modelling tool.

Revised handling of Discrete Feature Elements
A full revision of the handling and the display of Discrete Feature Elements (DFE’s) together with new computational strategies based on the duality of nodes between DFE’s and mesh elements.

General features and usability
A number of usability improvements are included including new 2D/3D selection tools, improved drag-and-drop options, charting and recording of property contents, Python scripting menu and improved support for screenshot and movie exports to mention some.

Tablet and mobile friendly MIKE OPERATONS Web solution – no coding required!
By a single click, the user can convert the configured desktop frontend MIKE OPERATIONS into a web based solution without any coding. The approach ensures a better information sharing among stakeholders by supporting browser access to relevant information – both on intranet and internet depending on the client needs. The MIKE OPERATIONS web comes with an integrated Internet Information Server (IIS) Express version for fast and simple creation of demos and small websites.

New Module: Operations Manager
Provides the backend user with a seamless dashboard overview of the system status by combining multiple data views and functionality in a single navigation context. Live view and status on real-time data, efficient automatic reporting. The Operations Manager has been implemented with large success on a number of large projects where overview is critical. The configuration facilitates specific client needs by being flexible and user friendly.

Visualise and quantify forecast uncertainties
Toolbox for computing skill scores and forecast confidence statistics using the R statistics software

Support for Web Map Service and Web Feature Service
Build in support for Web Map Service (WMS) and Web Feature Service (WFS) Services supporting smooth display of WMS and WFS layers on a map, combined with the feature and raster layers accessible from the database. This supports maps showing for instance: rainfall station locations from a database, overlaid on a WMS map of the topography that is hosted on a WMS server.

One installer for all MIKE OPERATIONS modules
MIKE OPERATIONS and its associated modules are now integrated into one installer for easy access to the software and related modules.

Enhance your performance
With Release 2017, if you have a corporate licence with a valid Service and Maintenance Agreement, you are automatically granted access to unlimited cores for individual simulations.

Continuous development and improvement of our numerical engines
MIKE 1D runoff model B, the kinematic wave model, for runoff simulations have been improved achieving more realistic and accurate infiltration processes calculation.

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MIKE 21 Shoreline Morphology
New example with comprehensive step-by-step guide included in the installation under MIKE 21/3 Coupled Model FM.

MIKE 21 & MIKE 3 FM
Added check of reordering when using decoupled files in MIKE 21 and MIKE 3 Flow Model FM.

MIKE 21 Flood Screening Tool (FST)
Improved performance, reduced runtime when low flow.

Graphics Process Unit (GPU)
Improved handling of multi-GPU simulations.

MIKE Zero
Improved perfomance of dynamic zooming and moving (shift+scroll) in MIKE Zero editors.

Extend your MIKE OPERATIONS system to the web
With the build-in web site builder it is now straight forward to bring your MIKE OPERATIONS data onto the web.

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Groundwater Recharge in Partially and Fully Unstructured Models
Groundwater recharge in partially and fully unstructured models. With SP2, the parameter In-/Outflow on Top/Bottom can now be used in models with partially or fully unstructured meshes, aligning the new mesh options with what is known from classic layered mesh models.

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MIKE 3 and MIKE 21 FM
Ability to output bed shear stress values from the Hydrodynamic module of MIKE 3 and MIKE 21 Flow Model.

MIKE OPERATIONS

• Jobs can now be configured to run from the ribbon menu
• Functionality for promoting a scenario to forecast scenario has been added
• Script parameter values can now be configured to be used in connection with executing scripts
• Contingency table added to skill score results spreadsheet (R-Statistics). When calculating skills scores based on previous simulation runs and actual observations, a contingency table is now written to the skill scores result of each station

MIKE INFO
MIKE INFO can now be extended with tools that are developed specifically for a project. Once developed to meet MIKE INFO requirements, the tools can be registered in the runtime.config file, and will appear in the MIKE INFO Analysis ribbon for the user to access.

MIKE WORKBENCH
Addition of MIKE Workbench in MIKE INFO and MIKE OPERATIONS: With the added functionality, MIKE INFO and MIKE OPERATIONS now support code completion along with a myriad of other complementary useful features.

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Extended support for green infrastructure in MIKE URBAN
With additional functionality for water-sensitive urban design (WSUD) in MIKE URBAN, it is now easier to preserve and create natural landscapes in urban areas.

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Introducing MIKE INFO Free
MIKE INFO Free is the first version to support SQLite, a self-contained, serverless database engine, which enables you to run MIKE INFO without a licence by basing it on a local database.

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Customise your MIKE INFO start page with text and images
MIKE INFO has been extended with a ‘Home Page Builder’ which enables you to customise your MIKE INFO Desktop start page with text and images that are uniquely related to a specific client or project.

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Introducing MIKE INFO user interface in Portuguese
MIKE INFO Desktop and web-applications are now available in Portuguese.

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Enhanced custom data options in MIKE OPERATIONS
The enhancements in MIKE OPERATIONS improve the process of working with custom data and documents, making it easier to access and view all your custom data.

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Supporting green infrastructure
Using the new features of MIKE URBAN in the 2016 Release, it has never been easier to properly build and implement water sensitive urban design practices.

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Extended modelling of all biological processes
By linking the state-of-the-art water quality (WQ) modelling product ECO Lab with MIKE URBAN, it is now possible to model all biological processes in urban water systems.

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MIKE 1D – faster than ever
MIKE 1D has taken a giant leap by improving the utilisation of multiple cores and the latest hardware resulting in significant speed improvement.

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2D shoreline evolution modelling
With MIKE 21 Shoreline Morphology (SM), you can undertake stable and robust modelling of shoreline evolution in 2D environments.

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GPU support for MIKE 3
Building on the Graphics Processing Units (GPU) support in MIKE 21 from MIKE by DHI 2014, we've enhanced GPUs support to include MIKE 3.

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Faster calculations for sediment transport tables in LITPACK
By parallelizing calculations, we've decreased the calculation times for sediment transport tables in LITPACK.

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Modelling underwater acoustics
With the Underwater Acoustic Simulator (UAS), you can model underwater noise from a variety of man-made activities at sea and predict the impact on marine mammals.

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Introducing MIKE HYDRO River
MIKE HYDRO River is a completely new and redesigned map-centric Graphical User Interface (GUI) for 1D river modelling.

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Infiltration and leakage in 2D surface flow
MIKE 21 and MIKE FLOOD have been extended with a new option to include infiltration and leakage dynamics with 2D surface flow modelling.

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Faster flood screening outputs in MIKE 21
A diffusive wave approach results in simpler and faster numerical solutions, enabling faster flood outputs for flood screening purposes.

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New flood modelling toolbox
MIKE 2016 includes a new map-based toolbox for post-processing of 1D and 2D flood modelling results.

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Extended river modelling options in MIKE SHE
MIKE SHE 2016 can be coupled with new MIKE HYDRO River model setups. It can also utilise MIKE 1D, the latest generation of our river modelling engine.

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3D unstructured meshes in FEFLOW
The option to use layered, partially unstructured, or fully unstructured meshes in 3D now provides even greater geometrical flexibility.

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Control-Volume Finite Elements (CVFE) method
Especially for unsaturated and variably saturated conditions, the CVFE method provides more stability, faster convergence, and a better mass balance.

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Anisotropic macro-dispersion
FEFLOW can now consider both flow and bedding direction with respect to dispersivity.

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Parameter statistics
Descriptive statistics can now be calculated and graphically displayed for all parameters.

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New MIKE Zero Start Page
The new MIKE Zero start page provides you with faster access to resources and information.

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