Prediction of Texas wetland erosion through numerical simulation

This dataset includes numerical simulation-related modeling files and results from the Texas General Land Office project (GLO Contract No. 21‐155‐006‐C878) 'Prediction of Texas Wetland Erosion through Remote Sensing, Field Surveys, and Numerical Modeling' conducted by the Texas A&M University.

The first section deals with a calibrated Delft3D model for long-term processes for the area of Galveston Bay (Section 5.1). It includes input and output files for two time periods, spanning from November 2019 to March 2022.

The second section focuses on a validated and calibrated Delft3D model for short-term processes (Section 5.2). This section contains data related to the Galveston Bay High-resolution model and the Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve (MANERR) area model.

The third section involves long-term ensemble forecasts (up to 2100) and assesses the impact of climate change (Section 5.3). It includes data for future erosion rate estimation in the Galveston Bay area and future simulation results based on different climate models, such as HADGEM3-GC31-HM and NOAA-GFDL-ESM4.