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Introduction to ISIS

Overview

This two day course is aimed at those involved in building, running or reviewing ISIS models of river hydraulics.  The course assumes no prior knowledge of river modelling and is presented from a practical point of view by expert Halcrow modellers. The course includes teaching on hydraulics and modelling theory that will be applicable to other types of models.

The course is delivered through a series of presentations, hands-on practicals and open discussion sessions. Practical skills will be gained and by the end of the course attendees will be able to build river models, run model simulations, view and interpret the results.

We can tailor this course to meet your specific requirements, contact us for details.

ISIS Flow Training

Typical Course Outline

Session A – Introduction to Modelling

  • Overview of hydrology and hydraulics
  • River hydraulics and Manning’s equation
  • Running a simple ISIS model
  • ISIS capabilities

Session B – Open Channel Flow

  • Saint-Venant equations
  • Approximate solutions
  • Building ISIS models

Session C – Hydraulic Structures

  • Weirs and multiple structures
  • Culverts
  • Bridges
 

Session D – Dynamics and Boundary Conditions

  • Sub- and super-critical flow
  • Boundary conditions
  • Building dynamic models
  • Structure control

Session E – Floodplains

  • Flow and storage processes
  • Modelling with cross sections, spills and reservoirs
  • Overview of 2D modelling

Cost

The total cost of this two-day course is £500+VAT per person. 

Further details

This course starts at 9:30am and ends at 5pm on both days. Lunches, morning and afternoon refreshments are provided.

Training courses available

Training course information

Interested in learning more

Contact Donna Wilson on +44 (0)1793 816238 or for training information.

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