The Automated Solution Generation System (ASGS) is open-source software for compiling ADCIRC, automating coastal ocean modeling, and providing pre/post-processing tools for real-time decision support. Join us: https://discord.gg/jFbacxrUf9. Available for Ubuntu, RHEL, Oracle, Windows WSL2, and VirtualBox—get it prebuilt with ADCIRC at link below,

Multipurpose tool for viewing hydrodynamic model data, such as ADCIRC, with a gui interface

This open-source research application provides an application that can be used to predict the response of communities subjected to water-borne hazard events like tsunami and storm surge.

Implementation of routines used to manipulate ADCIRC model files in C++

perturbation of coupled model input over a space of input variables

coupled model configuration generation

A presentation on leveraging Jupyter Notebooks for automating large scale flood risk studies

The development of tools used for the analysis and modeling of flood hazards.

ADCIRC ~v55.02 for the ARCHER2 HPC

Potential Height Python packages: runs the experiments for "Finding the potential height of tropical cyclone storm surges in a changing climate using Bayesian optimization"

Resources for visualization of output files from the ADCIRC ocean circulation model in netCDF (CF+UGRID) format. Includes tutorials for visualization with ParaView and QGIS.

This repository helps to install ADCIRC software on UAHPC cluster at user defined location.

Devops scripts for setting up an ADCIRC parallel computing cluster w/Slurm

Python-based Unified workflow framework for NOAA's Operational Ocean Forecast Systems.

A self-hosted multi-agent AI assistant for NOAA ocean data, model code, and HPC workflows — powered by Ollama and MCP