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The River Bathymetry Toolkit (RBT) is a flood analysis addon for ArcMap 10.X. Seems potentially versatile enough to also be utilized in ocean level rise, and other uses? Originally developed by USDA Forest Services - RMRS, it is distributed by essa.com apparently under a "free" single-user license. I have seen it used in natural hydrology projects and think it has real potential as a Qgis plug-in.

http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/boise/AWAE/projects/river_bathymetry_toolkit.shtml

http://essa.com/tools/rbt/

Any coders or sponsors interested in working with us to approach these guys about adapting it for Qgis?

Thanks, Tim Milling Ecologist DTE Environmental Services www.dteenv.com

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I don't think this is a good fit for the Q&A format on GIS.se. – BradHards Feb 18 at 23:47
I think that you should post this to the chat maybe? – Devdatta Tengshe Feb 19 at 3:10

closed as too localized by djq, Devdatta Tengshe, Chad Cooper, whuber♦ Feb 19 at 6:44

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