MIKE 21

• Modelling of complex coastal environments: Some considerations for best practise (MIKE 21) by O.P. Jones, O.S.Petersen and H.Kofoed-Hansen, Coastal Engineering, in press.
• A design criterion to determine the mode of shoreline response to submerged breakwaters (MIKE 21) by J. Savioli, R. Ranasinghe and M. Larson. Coasts & Ports 2007 (18th Australasian Coastal and Ocean Engineering and 11th Australasian Ports and Harbour conferences), Melbourne, Australia, July 2007, 5pp.
• 2D Modelling Approach to Assess Coastal Processes at Stockton Beach (LITPACK and MIKE 21) by J. Savioli, D. Hanslow, F. Cosgrove, G. Beattie, J. Simpson and R. Ranasinghe. Coasts & Ports 2007 (18th Australasian Coastal and Ocean Engineering and 11th Australasian Ports and Harbour conferences), Melbourne, Australia, July 2007, 6pp.
• Environmental Monitoring and Management of Reclamation Works close to Sensitive Habitats by S. M. Doorn-Groen and T.M. Foster, DHI Singapore, presented at WODCON XVlll, 2007, Florida, USA
• General Guidelines for Good Quality Artificial Beaches and Lagoons, and Case Stories" by Karsten Mangor, DHI, presented at WODCON XVlll, 2007, Florida, USA.
• Coupling video imaging and numerical modelling for the study of inlet morphodynamics by Eduardo Siegle, David A. Huntley and Mark A. Davidson, Marine Geology, Volume 236, Issues 3-4, 1 February 2007, 143-163.
• Paper submitted to the ICCE International Conference on Coastal Engineering, San Francisco, USA. 9-11 September 2006., by Niemann, S.L., Jensen, J.H., Zyserman, J.A., Brøker, I., Baek, S.  Morphological Modeling of a Danish Tidal Inlet  
• Shoreline response to multi-functional artificial surfing reefs: A numerical and physical modelling study by Roshanka Ranasinghe, Ian L. Turner and Graham Symonds, Coastal Engineering, Volume 53, Issue 7, May 2006, 589-611.
• Modelling of waves and currents around submerged breakwaters by Hakeem K. Johnson, Theophanis V. Karambas, Ioannis Avgeris, Barbara Zanuttigh, Daniel Gonzalez-Marco and I. Caceres, Coastal Engineering, Volume 52, Issues 10-11, November 2005, 949-969.

• Conference on Coastal Zone Management and Engineering in the Middle East ARABIANCOAST 2005, 27-29 November 2005, Dubai., by Brøker, I., Mangor, K.  The Optimal use of Numerical Modelling Tools in Connection with Coastal Developments, with Emphasis on Sandy Beaches 

• Conference: Solutions to Coastal Disasters, Charleston, USA, 8-11 May, 2005. , by Jensen, J.H., Brøker, I., Kjær, H.  Optimization of Harbor Layout on Exposed Sandy Beaches 

• Modelling the deposition, erosion, and flux of cohesive sediment through Øresund (MIKE 21/3 MT ) by U. Lomborg, Journal of Marine Systems, Volume 56, Issues 1-2, May 2005, 179-193.

• Morphological modelling: a tool for optimisation of coastal structures by Ida Brøker, Julio Zyserman, Erik Østergaard Madsen, Karsten Mangor and John Jensen, Coastal Engineering Today, Gainesville, Florida, October 2003, 16pp.

• Hydrography and cohesive sediment modelling: application to the Rømø Dyb tidal area (MIKE 21 MT) by U. Lomborg and A. Windelin, Journal of Marine Systems, Volume 38, Issues 3-4, January 2003, 287-303.
• Modelling morphological processes in the vicinity of shore-parallel breakwaters by Julio A. Zyserman and Hakeem K. Johnson, Coastal Engineering, Volume 45, Issues 3-4, May 2002, 261-284.
• Paper on shoreline evolution due to highly oblique incident waves using LITPACK and MIKE 21

MIKE 3

• Modelling the deposition, erosion, and flux of cohesive sediment through Øresund (MIKE 21/3 MT ) by U. Lomborg, Journal of Marine Systems, Volume 56, Issues 1-2, May 2005, 179-193.
• Description of the vertical processes in numerical mud transport modeling, by Petersen, O.S., Vested, H.J.. Submitted to Journal of Marine Sciences 2002 as part of the INTERCOH-2000 proceedings.