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At these resolutions, DG2-CPU, DG2-GPU and ACC achieved a similar solution quality for a similar runtime cost, with all solvers completing in about 4 min (Fig. 8a). On the coarsest grid with 2×10 4 elements, FV1-CPU and FV1-GPU both take 5 s to complete – just 2 s more than ACC. As the grid is refined and the number of elements increases, FV1-CPU remains slightly slower than ACC, while FV1-GPU becomes faster than ACC when Δ x<5 m and the number of elements exceeds 10 5. The runtime cost relative to ACC is shown in Fig. 8b: FV1-CPU is about 1.5–2.5 times slower than ACC, gradually becoming less efficient as the number of elements increases. In contrast, FV1-GPU becomes about 2 times faster than ACC (relative runtime ≈ 0.5) once the number of elements exceeds 10 6 ( Δ x∼1 m), when the high degree of GPU parallelisation is exploited most effectively. The LISFLOOD-DG2 solver implements the DG2 formulation of Kesserwani et al. ( 2018) that adopts a simplified “slope-decoupled” stencil compatible with raster-based Godunov-type finite-volume solvers.

Small water level differences accumulate as water flows downstream, and at point 5, positioned farthest downstream of the dam break, differences of about 0.5 m are found depending on the choice of resolution and solver (Fig. 11c).The legislation for FP 2014 applies from 6 April 2014 and broadly follows that for the existing fixed protection, which is also covered in this guidance. Corporate FP&A plays a major role in supporting decisions made by a company’s CEO, CFO, and the executive leadership team. As such, the opportunity to add value in FP&A is huge, and having a good time in place can lead to a huge potential boost in cash business planning, including budgeting, forecasting, cash flow optimization, return on investment analysis, capital structure, and ultimately the value of the entire business. Additional Resources This piano is trs fragile: the mcanique (toggle the indoor keys) trs noisy, is in a plastic couraging aging trs bad because it becomes brittle = everything dglingue! (3 Repair Tool in a short time and the problem persisted)-trs touch is weird, little prcis, and impossible to play notes RPTES soon! Deprecated-keyboard for pianists' playing really "-

This paper presents a new LISFLOOD-DG2 solver of the full shallow-water equations, which is integrated into LISFLOOD-FP 8.0 and freely available under the GNU GPL v3 license ( LISFLOOD-FP developers, 2020). LISFLOOD-FP 8.0 also includes an updated FV1 solver obtained by simplifying the DG2 formulation. Both solvers support standard LISFLOOD-FP configuration parameters and model outputs, meaning that many existing LISFLOOD-FP modelling scenarios can run without modification. Maximum flood extents are obtained for ACC and FV1 runs at resolutions of Δ x=40, 20, and 10 m; due to its relatively high runtime cost, DG2-GPU is only run at Δ x=40 m only with flood maps at 20 and 10 m being inferred by downscaling the 40 m solution.On each grid, the water depth cross section is measured along the centre of the domain (Fig. 7). DG2, FV1 and ACC cross-sectional profiles at the standard grid spacing of Δ x=5 m agree well with industrial model results (Fig. 4.13 in Néelz and Pender, 2013). Differences are most apparent in the vicinity of the wave front, near x=400 m. Overall, the FV1, ACC and DG2 solvers converged on similar water depth solutions with successive grid refinement. The paper is structured as follows: Sect. 2 presents the LISFLOOD-DG2 and FV1 formulations and the parallelisation strategies using OpenMP for multi-core CPU architectures and CUDA for Nvidia GPU architectures. Section 3 evaluates the DG2, FV1 and ACC solvers across three flood inundation test cases. The first two cases reproduce Environment Agency benchmark tests ( Néelz and Pender, 2013): the first case simulates a slowly propagating wave over a flat floodplain, measuring computational scalability on multi-core CPU and GPU architectures and comparing the spatial grid convergence of DG2, FV1 and ACC predictions; the second case simulates a rapidly propagating wave along a narrow valley with irregular topography, assessing the solver capabilities for modelling supercritical flow. The final case reproduces fluvial flooding over the 2500 km 2 Eden catchment in north-west England, caused by Storm Desmond in December 2015 ( Xia et al., 2019). This is the first assessment of a DG2 hydrodynamic model in simulating a real-world storm event at catchment scale, with overland flow driven entirely by spatially and temporally varying rainfall data. Concluding remarks are made in Sect. 4.

The new FV1 formulation is obtained by simplifying the DG2 formulation (Sect. 2.1) to remove the slope coefficients and associated L 1 x and L 1 y spatial operators, yielding piecewise-constant representations of topography and flow variables. Timings of the rising and falling limbs are well-predicted by all three solvers for the majority of hydrographs. At coarser grid resolutions, river levels are overpredicted and the difference between base flow and peak flow levels is underpredicted. 2 These findings are consistent with those of Xia et al. ( 2019). Hydrograph inaccuracies are primarily due to DEM coarsening, which artificially smooths river channel geometries, reducing the elevation difference between riverbed and riverbank. Consequently, the terrain elevation at gauging points on the 40 m DEM is between 1.12 and 6.06 m higher than the same points on the 10 m DEM, depending on the local river channel geometry. These terrain elevation errors are shown in Table 2, which are calculated as the difference in local element-average topography elevations between the 40 m DEM and 10 m DEM.Water Resour. Res., 48, W11506, https://doi.org/10.1029/2012WR012514, 2012a. a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h For intercomparison with the CPU solvers, FV1-GPU and DG2-GPU runtimes are also marked by dashed horizontal lines (since the number of GPU cores is not configurable). Both GPU solvers are substantially faster than their counterparts on a 16-core CPU. I have performed dozens of concerts and gone on tour with it! It is very robust, and it is also quite heavy. Figure 3: Delayed scaling strategy. The FP8 operator uses scaling factor obtained using the history of amaxes (maximums of absolute values) seen in some number of previous iterations and produces both the FP8 output and the current amax, which gets stored in the history. When the scheme administrator starts to pay the member’s benefits, they need to satisfy themselves that there is no lifetime allowance charge due. If the lifetime allowance charge is due a scheme administrator needs to know how much is due. A scheme administrator is jointly and severally liable to pay the lifetime allowance charge where the event triggering the lifetime allowance test is not a post-death benefit crystallisation event. A scheme administrator also has to report the member’s liability to the lifetime allowance charge to HMRC on the accounting for tax (AFT) return. Guidance on reporting and paying the lifetime allowance charge can be found at PTM162000.