Kumar,

FEFLOW has not been fully coupled to MIKE-SHE yet. We are currently using both
programs on projects in a way that MIKE-SHE is used for processes above the
groundwater level, thus calculating groundwater recharge. This is then
transferred to FEFLOW as inflow on top. The data transfer is only
one-directional, and is done for the entire simulation. Data handling for this
procedure is still a little bit cumbersome, but we are working on improvements.

DHI and DHI-WASY are thinking about a further integration of both programs, but
this will need a while.

Peter


--- In hydrologymodel@..., "C. P. Kumar" <cpkumar@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Member,
>
> I understand that MIKE-SHE software package does not incorporate
"density-dependent" flow simulations. Therefore, to model both surface and
sub-surface flow processes in a coastal aquifer (where seawater intrusion is a
major concern, thereby requiring density-dependent flow simulation), MIKE-SHE
can not be exclusively used.
>
> I wonder if there are any reported case-studies/documentation available where
MIKE-SHE has been used in conjunction with FEFLOW. If yes, then how the data
exchange between MIKE-SHE and FEFLOW is managed during simulations?
>
> Besides the MIKE-SHE and FEFLOW combination, if there are any other
alternatives (composite surface water - groundwater software package) available
to model both surface and sub-surface flow processes in a coastal aquifer?
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Kumar
>