In this webinar, we present the latest developments in MIKE 2026 for marine and coastal modelling, with a focus on new capabilities in MIKE 21 and MIKE 3, including transect wave modelling, improved representation of cohesive sediment processes and a new tool to support efficient MIKE ECO Lab template creation. Together, these enhancements address key challenges in nearshore wave transformation, sediment aggregation under realistic hydrodynamic forcing and overall modelling workflow efficiency. 

By the end of the webinar, you will gain a clear understanding of how the new capabilities in MIKE 2026 can:

• Improve workflows, processing speed, accuracy and numerical stability 

• Enable more efficient large-scale and long-term simulations 

• Reduce uncertainty in cohesive sediment transport predictions 

Practical guidance will be shared on when and how to apply these developments in marine and coastal modelling projects, helping you integrate them effectively into existing MIKE 21/3 workflows.