EDANYA Research Group
The research group on Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis and Applications (EDANYA) of the University of Málaga has a wide experience in Numerical Analysis. The group focuses its research in the numerical simulation of geophysical fluids by means of the numerical solution of hydrodynamic models. Besides the software development, the group has implemented a versatile web interface for intensive computation in CPU and GPU clusters.
Our more active lines of research are:
Numerical Analysis of systems of Partial Differential Equations:
Finite Element Methods
Finite Volume Methods
Geophysical flows simulation:
Shallow-Water models
Sediment transport
Submarine and aerial avalanches
Tsunami generation, propagation and inland penetration
Oceanographic applications
Hydrodynamic-Biology coupled models
Pollutant transport
Hazard assessment (dambreaks, avalanches, floods, ...)
Noticias
NVIDIA Global Impact Award
The EDANYA Group of the University of Malaga has been nominated as one of the four finalists for NVIDIA’s 2018 Global Impact Award, which provides $200,000 to researchers using NVIDIA technology for groundbreaking work that addresses social, humanitarian and environmental problems.
Visit NVIDIA Blog here.
Expert meeting on tsunamigenic sources with potential impact in the Iberian coast, Balearic and Canary Islands.
Next 6 th and 7 th November EDANYA group in collaboration with IGME organizes this meeting which objective is to produce a complete catalog of tsunamigenic sources, both of seismic origin and sedimentary origin (submarine landslides),with potential impact on the coasts of Iberia, Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands. Web page: http://eventos.uma.es/go/tsun_sources
Workshop on Tsunami-HySEA code.
From 9th to 13th October 2017 a training course in the Tsunami-HySEA code took place at the Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica (UNA).
Contract with INGV-Pisa
Landslide modelling in Stromboli The 18 th and 19 th October 2017 meeting at INGV Pisa to discuss about a new research project dealing with the mathematical modeling and numerical simulation of landslides in Stromboli Island and associated tsunamis. This project, leaded by INGV Pisa, is funded by the Italian Civil Protection. A new collaboration. A new challenging problem to tackle.
The University of Malaga and the UTFSM
The UMA and the UTFSM (Universidad Técnica Federico de Santa María) have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate in Tsunami Research.
Destacados
Entrevista al grupo EDANYA en Tesis ATV
Todos guardamos en la retina imágenes del mar entrando en la tierra, arrasando todo a su paso. El riesgo de sufrir un maremoto es real, y trabajar en sistemas de prevención, una necesidad. Desde la Universidad de Málaga, el grupo EDANYA lleva años liderando la investigación en este campo. Con Tsunami HySEA, un software que reduce el tiempo de simulación del alcance de una ola gigante a tan solo seis minutos, se han alzado con el prestigioso galardón NVIDIA Global Impact Award, que premia el uso de la tecnología aplicada a problemas sociales y humanitarios. Es la primera vez que este premio recae en una universidad europea, lo que sin duda supone un gran impulso para la investigación andaluza y un reconocimiento al trabajo de estos científicos que hacen que nos sintamos más seguros cuando miramos al mar.
Tsunamis en España
Acto: “Tsunamis: detección, predicción y prevención¿Qué se hace en España?”
Fecha: Lunes, 6 de Noviembre de 2017
Hora de inicio: 9:00
Lugar de celebración: Salón de Grados A de la Escuela de Ingenierías Industriales de Málaga (UMA). Edificio de Ingenierías C/Doctor Ortiz Ramos, s/n (Campus de Teatinos).
Organiza: Grupo EDANYA (UMA) y Área de Riesgos Geológicos (IGME)
1755 Tsunami simulated with HySEA
Numerical simulation of the 1755 Cádiz tsunami that EDANYA Group has performed for the documentary "La Gran Ola". This simulation have been produced with the Tsunami-HySEA software, developed at UMA.
