IRIC

The iRIC team offers several educational seminars introducing iRIC software at different locations each year (in about 50 countries so far). In these seminars, an introduction to the basic functionalities of the iRIC interface is followed by presentations of the mathematical and physical development of a suite of numerical simulation solvers. Through tutorials and application examples, students quickly learn how to use the software to address real world problems. Interactions between the iRIC team members and students at these seminars helps to drive new developments and software improvements, so these seminars are really a fundamental part of the iRIC community-driven development program... The International River Interface Cooperative (iRIC) was started in 2007 by Professor Yasuyuki Shimizu (Hokkaido University) and Dr. Jonathan Nelson (USGS) with the purpose of (1) developing a software platform called iRIC for numerical simulation of flow and morphodynamics in rivers and (2)..