HEC-RAS Pub & Grub Event in Denver Reached Capacity
Our HEC-RAS Pub & Grub event in Denver, CO, is fully booked at the Block Distilling Co.
HEC-RAS Pub & Grub comes to Denver, Colorado
Join us at The Block Distilling Co. for the HEC-RAS Pub & Grub in Denver, CO.
Full Momentum Episode 29: 1D vs 2D Restoration Modeling
Full Momentum: Episode 29: 1D vs 2D Restoration Modeling
Full Momentum Interview of Practical Engineering’s Grady Hillhouse
In this episode of Full Momentum, Ben Cary and Chris Goodell interview YouTube superstar and civil engineer Grady Hillhouse! Grady comes on the show to talk about Practical Engineering and his background in HEC-RAS modeling. We even get into the HEC-RAS model he built showing flooding on Mars! Don’t miss out on this episode! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_xntGm9HVc […]
Online Class – Using HEC-RAS to Modeling Bridges, Culverts, and Floodplains
Hey RAS Users- This is a basic level steady flow HEC-RAS class. That’s right, we start from the very beginning with HEC-RAS-steady flow theory, building 1D geometry, steady flow boundary conditions, and even introductions to RAS Mapper and 2D modeling. I’ll be hosting weekly live sessions for this class to review the course material and […]
HEC-RAS 2D and Sediment Dynamics Course in Portland Oregon
Please join me this October for a fantastic opportunity to learn 2D HEC-RAS and Sediment Dynamics. Both courses are open to all and will be hosted by River Restoration Northwest and Portland State University. Take one or both courses! This was very popular last year and sold out so don’t wait too long to register. […]
HEC-RAS Dam Breach course in New Zealand!
Limited-time early-bird discounts available Registrations are now available for our dam breach course in Auckland, New Zealand to be held from 29 November to 1 December 2016. I will be teaching this course with help from Mr. Krey Price of Surface Water Solutions. Please come and join us! Register here: www.surfacewater.biz/auckland/ We have fewer than […]
Negative Flows over Inline and Lateral Structures
Though it’s not very common, it is possible to get negative flows over inline structures for unsteady flow simulations. It’s much more likely you’ll see negative flows over a lateral structure though. Negative flows are simply discharges in your model going the opposite direction than what you have defined as the downstream direction (or primary […]