Temporal Concentration Profile Analysis Tool 2
TCPAT2 is a tool for analysing temporal concentration profiles, such as those used in river tracing, with a variety of one-dimensional modelling approaches including the Advection-Dispersion Equation (ADE), Aggregated Dead Zone Modelling (ADZ/ADZM), and Residence Time Distribution (RTD) modelling. In some cases the ADE may also be referred to as the Advection-Diffusion Equation or Convection-Diffusion Equation. Find the latest version on GitHub.
Visit http://sheffield.ac.uk/mixing-studies/ to learn more about solute transport, concentration profiles, and mixing.
TCPAT2 was funded by EPSRC EP/P012027/1 and University of Sheffield Unleash Your Data funding.
Running TCPAT2
To run extract TCPAT2-2.0.zip and then launch MATLAB R2021a or newer with the Optimization Toolbox. Change to the TCPAT2-2.0 folder and then type TCPAT2 in the Command Window and press enter.
The compiled versions need the MATLAB Runtime R2023b. This will be automatically downloaded when running TCPAT2_WebInstaller.exe, but must be downloaded installed separately before running TCPAT2.exe.
To learn more about using TCPAT2, please see the README.md file and the TCPAT2 Introductory Tutorial video.
Funding
Modelling Mixing Mechanisms in 1D Water Network Models
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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Categories
- Computational methods in fluid flow, heat and mass transfer (incl. computational fluid dynamics)
- Water resources engineering
- Surface water quality processes and contaminated sediment assessment
- Geophysical and environmental fluid flows
- Fluid mechanics and thermal engineering not elsewhere classified
- Groundwater quality processes and contaminated land assessment