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General
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4 Examples
4.1 General
One of the best ways of learning how to use a modelling system like MIKE 21
is through practice. Therefore we have included a number of applications for
each of the two modules which you can go through yourself and which you
can modify, if you like, in order to see what happens if some of the parame-
ters are changed.
The specification data files for the examples are included with the installation
of MIKE 21. For each example a directory is provided. The directory names
are as follows:
2DH Boussinesq Wave Module
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Numerical flume test:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Flume
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Diffraction test:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Diffraction
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Rønne Harbour:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Ronne
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Hanstholm Harbour:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Hanstholm
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Torsminde Harbour:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Torsminde_Harbour
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Island:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Island
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Rip channel:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Rip_Channel
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Detached breakwater:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Detached_Breakwater
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Kirkwall Marina
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Kirkwall_Marina
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Demo-Diffraction
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Demo-Diffraction
1DH Boussinesq Wave Module
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Partial reflection test:
.\Examples\MIKE_21\BW\Partial_Reflection