Changeset 2340


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Feb 6, 2006, 1:39:36 PM (19 years ago)
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    3 \title{AnuGA Inundation Modelling Project - Planning and Priorities}
    4 \author{Ole Nielsen, Duncan Gray, Jane Sexton, Nick Bartzis, Trevor Dhu, Neil Corby, Stephen Roberts, ...}
     3\title{AnuGA Inundation Modelling Project - Planning and Priorities - Draft}
     4\author{Ole Nielsen, Duncan Gray, Jane Sexton, Nick Bartzis,\\ Trevor Dhu, Neil Corby, Stephen Roberts, ...}
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    7 \date{3 February, 2006}         % update before release!
     7\date{6 February, 2006}         % update before release!
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    3131 This
    3232 document outlines the agreed priorities for the inundation modelling
    33  project predominantly seen from the GA perspective, but including the ANU where appropriate. Priorities are organised into three separate prioritised lists
     33 project predominantly seen from the GA perspective, but including the ANU where appropriate.
     34 Priorities are organised into three separate streams focusing at the following objectives:
     35 \begin{enumerate} 
     36   \item Deliverables of specific case studies. These are typically
     37   tasks that are requested by GA's clients.
     38   \item Research topics that have emerged and would advance the
     39   understanding of the science of hydrodynamic inundation
     40   \item Development and maintenance issues that are necessary for the
     41   continued health of the software itself.
     42\end{enumerate}
     43where the first is primarily resourced by Jane Sexton and Nick Bartzis, the second by Stephen Roberts and Ole Nielsen, while the third is the responsibility of Ole Nielsen and Duncan Gray. Significant overlaps are expected and names assigned to tasks are tentative only.
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    35 \begin{enumerate} 
    36   \item Deliverables of specific case studies. These are typically tasks that are requested by GA's clients.
    37   \item Research topics that have emerged and would advance the understanding of the science of hydrodynamic inundation
    38   \item Development and maintenance issues that are necessary for the continued health of the software itself.
    39 \end{enumerate}
    40 
    41 where the first is primarily resourced by Jane Sexton, Nick Bartzis, Trevor Dhu; the second by Stephen Roberts and the third primarily by Ole Nielsen and Duncan Gray. Significant overlaps are expected.
    4245
    4346\section*{specific case studies}
    4447
    45 The list in order of importance but subject to availability of data and URS or MOST input is
     48The list in order of importance but subject to availability of
     49topographic data and URS/MOST input is
    4650
    4751\begin{enumerate}
    4852  \item Onslow, WA. This study (to be completed FY 0506) mainly supports the FESA funded WA study, but has synergies with
    49     projecs in other lists as well (Jane, Ole, Nick)
     53    projects in other lists as well (Jane, Ole, Nick)
    5054  \item Port Hedland. Also part of the WA project (completion FY 0506). (Jane, Nick)
    5155  \item Wrap up Sydney (Benfield) project including refinements and damage modelling (preferably
    5256completed FY 0506).
    5357    This project has synergies with the ANUGA Demo initiative (Everyone)
     58  \item NSW state study 
    5459  \item SE Qld study
    5560  \item Hobart
     
    5762within the next 12 months) and consultation has occurred with stakeholders.
    5863\end{enumerate}
     64No more than priority 1-3 are expected to complete before 20 June 2006.
    5965
    6066
     
    7682  \item Riverine flooding
    7783  \item Solution uncertainty (interaction with Hugh Durrant-Whyte and Kumar from USyd)
    78   \item Scenario database (future); this could compliment the ATWS operational centre. (how often
     84  \item Scenario database (future); this could complement the ATWS operational centre. (how often
    7985 would it need to be updated, i.e how long will the results remain valid?
    8086eg, effect of sediment transport affecting local bathymetry, change
    81 in water depth due to climate change)
     87in sea levels due to climate change)
    8288\end{enumerate}
    83 
     89No more than priority 1-4 are expected to complete before 20 June 2006.
    8490
    8591
     
    9197  \item Bug fixing (see tickets in TRAC) - ongoing (Duncan \& Ole)
    9298  \item Integrated damage modelling (Nick?)
    93   \item Streamlined end-to-end process (Ole, Neil, Nick)
    94   \item Map2PDF (Neil)
     99  \item Streamlined end-to-end process (Ole, Neil, Nick, Jane)
     100  \item Map2PDF vs ArcReader (Neil)
    95101  \item Easy interface to building regions of variable resolution (Duncan)
    96102  \item Sydney demo (Jane, Duncan, Ole)
     
    98104  \item Userguide, technical documentation and installation process (Everyone)
    99105  \item OSS License (Ole)
    100   \item Visualisation (Nick?)
     106  \item Visualisation (Nick, Ole)
    101107\end{enumerate}
     108It is the hope that all these priorities will be adressed before 20 June 2006.
    102109
    103110
     
    109116  \item Coordinate FESA project (Jane)
    110117  \item Coordinate ANUGA project (Ole)
    111   \item IM (Duncan)
    112   \item Coordinate something (Trevor)
     118  \item Coordinate IM issues (Duncan)
     119  %\item Coordinate something (Trevor)
    113120\end{enumerate}
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