Dhi Mike 21

is a premier 2D modeling system developed by the Danish Hydraulic Institute (DHI) used to simulate physical processes in water environments like oceans, estuaries, and rivers. It is widely considered the industry standard for coastal engineering and oceanography due to its ability to handle complex free-surface flows where vertical stratification is not a primary factor. Core Capabilities & Modules

From protecting historic waterfronts to harnessing tidal energy , MIKE 21 provides the tools necessary to understand the complex water environments of our planet. As climate change increases the frequency of extreme events, these simulations are more vital than ever. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more dhi mike 21

For fine sediments (silt, clay) that exhibit cohesive behavior—flocculation, settling, and erosion thresholds. Used in harbors, estuaries, and dredging studies. is a premier 2D modeling system developed by

Understanding DHI MIKE 21: The Global Standard for 2D Water Modeling As climate change increases the frequency of extreme