problem in Part when simulating oil spill - Coast/Estuary - Delft3D
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Anonymous Anonymous, modified 3 Years ago.
problem in Part when simulating oil spill
Jedi Master Posts: 333 Join Date: 7/30/20 Recent PostsArjen Markus, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: problem in Part when simulating oil spill
Jedi Knight Posts: 223 Join Date: 1/26/11 Recent PostsAnonymous Anonymous, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: problem in Part when simulating oil spill
Jedi Master Posts: 333 Join Date: 7/30/20 Recent PostsArjen Markus:
I would say that the second problem you mention is the cause of Delft3D-PART not running properly. I must admit I would have expected a more comprehensive error message, but if the coupling program does not work, as indicated by the message, then no converted files exist for Delft3D-PART to use.
The problem was discussed in a recent thread. You should preferrably use the buitlin coupling, as that gives you the hydrodynamic result files you can use directly in PART.
The problem was discussed in a recent thread. You should preferrably use the buitlin coupling, as that gives you the hydrodynamic result files you can use directly in PART.
Thank, Arjen!
I attched the couplnef file and .log file. I find that all these files had been created after coupling. could you help me to check it. are they proper?
Thank you very much for you quick reply.