Seahorse Coastal Consulting, LLC.
Seahorse Coastal Consulting is a startup company focused on real time storm surge guidance with ADCIRC; ADCIRC implementation, support, training, testing, and troubleshooting; validation of coastal physical oceanographic models; open-ended analysis of physical oceanographic data; and software development for coastal modeling and data analysis projects.
The data and software intensive nature of coastal ocean physics projects requires a deep familiarity with the technological tools and analysis techniques associated with ocean physics. The following representative publications from the Principals at Seahorse Coastal Consulting provide examples of our capabilities and experience:
- Fleming, J., C. Fulcher, R. Luettich, B. Estrade, G. Allen, and H. Winer, 2008. A Real Time Storm Surge Forecasting System using ADCIRC, Estuarine and Coastal Modeling X, M. L. Spaulding [ed], ASCE, 373-392.
- Forbes, C., J. Fleming, C. Mattocks, C. Fulcher, R. Luettich, J. Westerink and S. Bunya, 2008. New Developments in the ADCIRC Community Model, Estuarine and Coastal Modeling X, M. L. Spaulding [ed], ASCE, 373-392.
- Reynolds-Fleming, JV and JG Fleming (2005) Coastal circulation within the Banks Peninsula Region, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 39(1):217--225.
- Reynolds-Fleming, JV, and RA Luettich (2004) Wind-driven lateral variability in the upper Neuse River Estuary. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science, 60:395--407.
- Luettich, RA, SD Carr, JV Reynolds-Fleming, CW Fulcher, and JE McNinch (2002) Semi-diurnal seiching in a shallow, micro-tidal lagoonal estuary. Continental Shelf Research, 22:1669-1681.
- Reynolds-Fleming, JV, RA Luettich, and CP Buzzelli. 2002. Cross channel hydrogrophy and circulation. Part of MODMON II, Monitoring Phase, Final Report. WRRI Sea Grant. Raleigh, NC. 192p.