New Grid Generation Service
EFDC+ Explorer Modeling System
The complete modeling package for hydrodynamics, sediment transport, chemical fate and transport, and eutrophication.
Creating Grids for EFDC projects can be challenging, and expensive. We’re excited to offer a specialized Grid Generation Service at a fixed price, designed to save you time and money while boosting your project’s profitability.
Our service delivers optimized grids, leading to more accurate results and faster simulation times.
Interested? Contact us at grids@dsi.llc
EEMS Water Quality Seminar in Korea
Last month, our academic partner, Professor Dongil Seo from Chungnam National University in Korea, hosted a water quality modeling seminar featuring EEMS, with the support of our software reseller, Softline System. This two-day event included in-depth lectures on water quality, hands-on exercises focused on grid generation and model development, and practical case study applications of EEMS. Approximately 20 participants from research institutes, universities, and engineering firms attended, gaining valuable insights and enhancing their skills in EEMS water quality modeling.
In the News
Factors affecting harmful algal bloom occurrence in a river with regulated hydrology
Professor Dongil Seo and colleagues undertook a study looking at how in-stream structures potentially amplify harmful algal blooms (HABs) by increasing water residence time and deteriorating water quality. Removal or gate control of in-stream structures is considered a management tool to reduce HAB occurrence. Prior evaluation, however, is necessary to assess the effect of structural modifications to control HABs. This study focused on factors affecting HAB occurrence relative to the operation of 3 in-stream weirs using a 3-dimensional hydrodynamic and water quality model.