MODELING THE RIVER-OCEAN INTERACTION IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL: INITIAL APPROACH IN THE MACAÉ RIVER MOUTH, RIO DE JANEIRO
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ocean modeling, computer modeling, ocean-river interactionAbstract
The effects of climate change in environments influenced by watercourses have been causing collective problems that need to be monitored through simulations, in order to adopt prevention and containment measures by city managers. The objective of this work was to carry out a modeling that represents the behavior of the interaction of the Atlantic Ocean with the Macaé River, located in the Macaé and Ostras Hydrographic Region (RH-VIII), state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The computational modeling was performed using the OpenFlows FLOOD software through a built three-dimensional model, and FES (Finite Element Solution), with the FES2014 tidal database. The construction of the model was carried out in a scenario of constant flow of the Macaé River of approximately 200 m³/s, during a period of 24 hours. The computational model initially elaborated still needs adjustments and calibrations. The modeling presented is in its initial phase, and the data used in the simulation can be refined in order to better serve the development of this and other related scenarios.
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