open TELEMAC-MASCARET The mathematically superior suite of solvers

TUC-2025 announcement

Great news: The next TELEMAC User Conference will be organised by Bangor University on the 15th and 16th of October 2025, at the School of Ocean Sciences in Menai Bridge, on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales, UK. Watch this space for more information soon.

In the meantime, explore Research at Bangor

TUC 2024 announcement

The XXXth TELEMAC User Conference will take place from 8 to 10 October 2024 at the Savoie Stadium, in Chambéry, France (location on Google Maps, about 15 minutes walk from Chambéry – Challes-les-Eaux train station where several hotels are located).

You can register for the conference, the workshop and the technical tour (to be confirmed) on this site: https://tuc-2024.inviteo.fr/

Abstracts can be submitted directly on the payment platform (https://tuc-2024.inviteo.fr/) or sent at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. You can find here a template for abstract submission.

List of themes proposed for abstracts:

• Hydrodynamics 1D / 2D / 3D
• Sediment transport
• Waves
• Water quality
• Fluvial applications
• Coastal applications
• Estuaries applications
• Water works and flows around structures
• Extreme events: floods, surges, tsunamis, etc.
• Numerical methods
• Data assimilation methods
• Uncertainties quantification methods
• Optimisation methods
• Code coupling

Key dates and deadlines:

• 1^st July Extended to 15 July: deadline for abstract submission
• 1^st September: deadline for article submission
• 15 September: deadline for article final revision submission
• 8 and 9 October: conference days
• 10 October:
  • Morning: Workshop (draft program to be confirmed; any proposition, subject and/or contribution is welcomed and can be sent at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
    • Python “Study” class for openTELEMAC: discussion to specify all functionalities needed in this class by the community and eventually, beginning of development in a “mini hackathon”.
    • PreCourlis and QMasCourlis tutorial:
      • PreCourlis is a QGIS plugin (distributed on QGIS official repo) which allow to build a 1D geometry for Mascaret. This tutorial will be done on the next version of PreCourlis (version 2.1) which will be released this summer.
      • QMasCourlis is a user interface to build, run and post-treat a Mascaret and/or Courlis models. It is open source and will be distributed soon.
  • Afternoon: Technical Tour (to be confirmed). Visit of Cheylas – Flumet PSH with presentation of openTELEMAC models used for sedimentary management of Flumet reservoir (website of the project only in French)