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Solver runtimes for the entire 5.5 d simulation are shown in Table 5. On the same grid, FV1-GPU is about 2 times faster than ACC on a 16-core CPU, which is consistent with earlier findings in Sect. 3.1 and 3.2. FV1-GPU and ACC runtimes scale as expected: halving the grid spacing quadruples the total number of elements and halves the time step due to the CFL constraint. Hence, halving the grid spacing multiplies the runtime by a factor of about 8. At all grid spacings between 40 and 10 m, FV1-GPU and ACC simulations run faster than real-time and complete in less than 5.5 d, indicating that these solvers are suitable for real-time flood forecasting applications. to the number of elements on the finest grid, here 2 3 × 2 3=64 threads, are launched. All these threads start at the element

available at: https://catalogue.ceda.ac.uk/uuid/82adec1f896af6169112d09cc1174499 (last access: 2 June 2021), To facilitate a like-for-like comparison with FV1 and DG2, ACC solver runtimes were obtained for the ACC implementation of Neal et al. ( 2012 a). At Δ x=40 m, the critical success index is 0.59 for both DG2 and FV1, but DG2 has a higher hit rate and false alarm ratio, suggesting that DG2 predicts a wider flood extent than ACC or FV1. As seen earlier in the inset panel of Fig. 7, similar wave fronts were predicted by DG2 at Δ x=5 m, ACC at Δ x=2 m and FV1 at Δ x=0.5 m. The surveyed flood extent is well-predicted by all solvers. Predicted flood extents are largely insensitive to grid resolution, except for the region around Denton Holme gauging station on the river Caldew, which is protected by flood defence walls.Civil Engs. Water Manag., Vol. 159, No. 1, 9–18, Thomas Telford Ltd, https://doi.org/10.1680/wama.2006.159.1.9, Table 4Root mean square error (RMSE) in water depth (m) calculated at 12:00, 5 December, over the entire Eden catchment. The FV1 prediction at the finest resolution of Δ x=10 m is taken as the reference solution. RMSEs are not calculated for DG2 at Δ x=20 m or 10 m because these results are downsampled from the DG2 Δ x=40 m result. If the individual breaches one of these conditions, they will lose their fixed protection. The individual must tell HMRC if they lose their fixed protection. See PTM093400 for more information about how and when fixed protection can be lost. in north London, UK, which covers an area of 1180 km 2, shown in Fig. 8a. The available DEM has a relatively coarse resolution, of 20 m, involving

there are better options on the market today, it's obvious, the developments in terms of sound from the time of the FP8 are huge. I like the sound out of the built-in speakers. When connected to external speakers, the sound seems colder. were a member of a registered pension scheme or a relieved member of a relevant non-UK pension scheme (see PTM113410 for definitions of a ‘relieved member’ and a ‘relieved non-UK pension scheme’).PTM056400 contains guidance on the circumstances in which ‘scheme pays’ can operate. Under ‘scheme pays’, the member elects for the scheme administrator to pay their annual allowance tax charge. The scheme administrator then makes a consequential adjustment to the member’s pension savings or their benefit entitlement under the scheme. This means that when the member comes to take their benefits, it is the reduced adjusted rate of pension payable that is tested against the lifetime allowance not the rate of pension before the reduction. Example Informed by the findings of Ayog et al. ( 2021), the automatic local slope limiter option in LISFLOOD-DG2 is deactivated for the flood-like test cases presented in Sect. 3.