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An Augmented Reality Facility to Run Hybrid Physical-Numerical Flood Models

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Title
An Augmented Reality Facility to Run Hybrid Physical-Numerical Flood Models
Author(s)
Puertas, Jerónimo
Hernández-Ibáñez, Luis A.
Cea, Luis
Regueiro-Picallo, Manuel
Barneche-Naya, Viviana
Varela-García, Francisco-Alberto
Date
2020
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Puertas J, Hernández-Ibáñez L, Cea L, Regueiro-Picallo M, Barneche-Naya V, Varela-García F-A. An Augmented Reality Facility to Run Hybrid Physical-Numerical Flood Models. Water. 2020; 12(11):3290. https://doi.org/10.3390/w12113290
Abstract
[Abstract] This article presents a novel installation for the development of hybrid physical-numerical flood models in an augmented reality environment. This installation extends the concept introduced by the well-known Augmented Reality-SandBox (AR-Sandbox) module, which presents a more educational, and less research-based and professional application. It consists of a physical scale topography built in a sandbox into which other elements (such as buildings, roads or dikes) can be incorporated. A scanner generates, in real time, a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) from the sandbox topography, which serves as a basis for the simulation of overland flow using professional hydraulic software (Iber+). The hydraulic and hydrological parameters (surface roughness, inlet discharges, boundary conditions) are entered with a simple Graphical User Interface (GUI) developed specifically for this project, as indeed was the entire system that allows the visualization of the simulation results. This allows us to obtain quantitative results of flood extension and magnitude, which are represented directly over the physical topography, yielding a realistic visual effect. This installation is conceived for both educational and professional uses. An example of its use is presented, through which its accuracy can be appreciated, and which also illustrates its potential.
Keywords
Physical modelling
Numerical modelling
Floods
Fluvial hydraulics
Innovative facilities
Augmented reality
 
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