Hydrographic Modelling

Hydrographic modeling is the process of creating detailed representations of water bodies, like rivers and oceans, to understand their physical and ecological characteristics. These models use data about water depth, flow, temperature, and salinity to simulate how water moves and interacts with the environment. They help scientists and engineers predict how changes, such as climate change or human activities, affect water systems. This information is crucial for planning responsible water management, improving navigation, and protecting ecosystems, ultimately ensuring sustainable use of our water resources.