Start with your domain
Draw or import geometry. Assign land, water and island boundaries. Bring elevation and source features into view.
Coastal and hydrologic modeling starts with a better mesh. Bring your data, define your resolution and move from preparation to quality review in one workspace.
Keep the decisions that matter close to the map, from your first boundary to your final quality review.
Draw or import geometry. Assign land, water and island boundaries. Bring elevation and source features into view.
Choose resolution and refinement regions. Review the prepared domain, complexity estimate and credits before generation.
Inspect the mesh against source features. Review quality statistics and export accepted outputs in geographic WGS 84.
Bring broad domains and local features together without losing sight of the inputs behind your mesh.
Inspect shorelines, channels, islands, elevation and user-supplied data together.
Use the map and forms, or describe your project in Noteboard and resolve missing inputs step by step.
Review qALS statistics, boundaries, local details and measured results before accepting a mesh.
Use credits for individual jobs, or an unlimited subscription for an ongoing modeling program. All prices are USD.
For focused projects and occasional meshing.
$1,000/ creditFor active projects and shorter programs.
$10,000/ monthFor a sustained modeling workload.
$100,000/ yearAccess is approved during onboarding. A request does not create a subscription or collect payment. Computing capacity and service terms are confirmed with you.
| Level | Credits | Job estimate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | $1,000 |
| 2 | 3 | $3,000 |
| 3 | 5 | $5,000 |
| 4 | 7 | $7,000 |
| 5 | 10 | $10,000 |
Review your ready project in the workspace to see its complexity level, required credits and your balance. Active monthly and yearly subscribers do not need per-job credits.
Help preparing your inputs, setting up your mesh and reviewing the outcome.
Find a setup answer, ask about a trial, or tell us what your project needs.
Begin with a regional domain. Add a land boundary and, for an open coastal model, a water boundary. Choose elevation data and confirm base size, maximum size and quality goals. Guided setup asks for missing information.
Import supported polygon and line data, assign boundary or feature roles, and declare its coordinate system. You can also select supported public data. Review source coverage and elevation metadata before preparing.
The workspace estimates mesh size and complexity before generation. Resolution, feature groups, regions, gradient rules and datasets affect the level. Five levels require 1, 3, 5, 7 or 10 credits. Review the updated estimate after preparation.
Authorized monthly and yearly plans have no per-job credit charge or job-count limit. Computing capacity, availability and service terms are agreed during onboarding.
Request a small-job trial. The owner can set node limits, successful job allowance, usage and expiry. A request does not grant access automatically.
Help setting up your domain, boundaries, data and mesh settings, followed by a review of your results. Scope and scheduling are confirmed before payment.
Noteboard guides you through missing inputs and asks for clarification. Simplex-Mesh provides the optional AI setup assistant when the service is activated. Review proposed settings before applying them.
Zoom to areas of interest, display source features and review quality statistics and detailed figures. Outputs use WGS 84, EPSG:4326 geographic coordinates in decimal degrees. Required validation must pass before accepted delivery.
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