openLISEM a spatial model for runoff, floods and erosion

About openLISEM

openLISEM is a spatial hydrological model that simulates runoff, sediment dynamics and shallow floods in rural and urban catchments. It is an event based model, that can be used for catchments from 1 ha to several 100 km2. The model is designed to simulate the effects of detailed land use changes or conservation measures during heavy rainstorms. It is a model designed to be used in disaster risk management, not for long term estimates.

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New LISEM

Posted by vandenbout in the category Uncategorized

A new version of the LISEM model is currently being released. See also www.lisemmodel.com Some examples of the new LISEM software (NOTE: THIS IS A PRE-RELEASE, AND IS MISSING ALL THE COOL STUFF TO BE ADDED IN THE FULL… Read more

OpenLISEM Hazard 1.0 public release!

Posted by vandenbout in the category OpenLISEM

The public beta for OpenLISEM Hazard 1.0 has started. Please visit the download section on https://sourceforge.net/projects/lisem/ for more information. The new version furthermore comes with a new documentation and several example datasets that can be downloaded from the sourceforge page. A simple overview of the… Read more

OpenLISEM Youtube Channel

Posted by Victor Jetten in the category OpenLISEM

OpenLISEM youtube channel is now active! There are several examples of simulations using the 2d and 3d display. For more information visit: OpenLISEM Youtube Page Below, a video of a multi-hazard simulation for the southern part of St. Lucia is shown. This… Read more

Migrating to this website

Posted by Victor Jetten in the category Uncategorized

The old LISEM website (www.itc.nl/lisem) is no longer active. The model became open source two years ago (openLISEM) and all developments on de old version have stopped (LISEM v1.64). It is advisable to use the latest open source version. You… Read more