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The TUFLOW training schedule has been updated for the second half of 2021. Click the link below to learn about upcoming training and education opportunities.
The TUFLOW team, together with our long-term collaborators, Edenvale Young, are busy planning the UK/Europe 2021 TUFLOW User Conference. Originally planned to be held in June 2020, the event was postponed due to the global Covid-19 pandemic and has been re-scheduled for Tuesday 21st and Wednesday 22nd September 2021 at the world-renowned Bristol Zoo.
More information can be found here and early bird tickets are now available from here.
The TUFLOW team, together with our long-term collaborators, Edenvale Young, have once again begun planning the UK/Europe 2021 TUFLOW User Conference. Originally planned to be held in June 2020, the event was postponed due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. We are delighted to announce that the user conference has now been re-scheduled for Tuesday 21st and Wednesday 22nd September 2021 at the world-renowned Bristol Zoo.
We're currently inviting those interested in presenting their exciting TUFLOW projects and applications to contact us at info@tuflow.com to register your interest in presenting. We’ll be releasing more details shortly for those interesting in attending shortly.
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) announced BMT as the winners of the ADMIRALTY Marine Innovation Programme challenge in December 2020. The challenge tasked participants with creating an innovative solution to unlocking autonomous navigation for commercial shipping.
To address the needs of the challenge, BMT created a new navigation system, which combined its field-proven marine navigation simulator, REMBRANDT, with TUFLOW FV hydraulic modelling software.
Dr Phil Thompson will talk about the creation of a new navigation system that led to the winning entry of the ADMIRALTY Marine Innovation Programme challenge. The webinar hosted by the Society of Maritime Industries (SMI) will take place on 16th February at 10:30 (GMT).
Floodplain Management Australia (FMA) is the peak national body for flood risk practitioners in Australia. FMA are running an FMA Member exclusive webinar series. The series features some of the most popular presentations from the FMA Conference program. A new webinar is published fortnightly, and remains available for viewing for a two week period.
The current webinar in the series happens to showcase an interesting BMT project for Toowoomba Regional Council that used TUFLOW as the flood modelling software for LGA-wide assessment of flood risk.
Duncan Kitts, TUFLOW’s UK/Europe Lead, will present the latest developments in 2D flood modelling online on February 2nd at 11:15 (GMT) at Scotland’s premier annual Flood Risk Management conference, FRM2021.
The presentation will review hydraulic modelling over the last 50 years and provide insights into TUFLOW’s recent, industry leading R&D that is shaping the future of hydraulic modelling and its application in flood risk management.
BMT has been awarded a contract to support the Scottish Seafood Industry in which TUFLOW's modelling solution will be used to target effective lice treatment practices, minimise environmental impact while reducing treatment costs and production losses, ensuring seafood security for years to come through sustainable farming practices.
2020 has been another huge year for TUFLOW and the team. This end of year newsletter summarises some key highlights from the past 12 months and provides a taste of what is coming in 2021.
The UK Hydraulic Office (UKHO) recently ran its first ADMIRALTY Marine Innovation Programme Challenge, focusing on autonomous ship navigation.
REMBRANDT and TUFLOW partnered for the challenge. We are proud to announce that our team were the challenge winner!
TUFLOW's 2020 software release awarded BMT a top ten spot on the Australian Financial Review's 2020 list of Australia and New Zealand's Most Innovative Companies (Professional Services category). The 2020 release is setting the global benchmark for hydraulic model simulation speed and accuracy by combining a range of complimentary innovations; namely GPU acceleration, a unique sub-grid sampling approach, quadtree mesh refinement and a world first cell size independent turbulence closure scheme. TUFLOW continues to lead the way and redefine what is industry best practice internationally.
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Off the back of significant research and development as part of the hotly-anticipated 2020 TUFLOW release the TUFLOW team submitted two papers to IAHR's RiverFlow 2020 that were peer-reviewed and accepted for publication.
We are proud to announce that TUFLOW and The University of Western Australia have formally partnered to deliver water quality simulation as part of TUFLOW’s core suite of capabilities
TUFLOW's experts are giving a series of webinars hosted by AWS on everything from new advancements in hydraulic modelling to 3D water quality modelling to whether you should buy GPU cards or use the Cloud.
The 2020 release of TUFLOW saw a host of exciting and ground-breaking functionality released. Sub-Grid Sampling, and specifically its applications and its benefits, is the focus of this article.