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Establishment of a Model Evaluation Environment for Delaware River and Bay 1.0 Introduction A major task of Office of Coast Survey’s Coast Survey Development Laboratory (CSDL) is the implementation, vetting, and transition to operational status of circulation models for critical regions of the U.S. Coastal waterways. These models have multi-purposes, including being the methodology to establish nowcast/forecast systems of water levels and the three-dimensional structure of currents, temperature, and salinity in a region of interest; an important component in the framework to establish continuous bathymetric/topographic surfaces; and provide transport mechanisms to understand the fate of natural and anthropogenic organisms and chemicals in the water column. As the needs and uses for these models increases, development and operational demands also increase. A modeling system is not just a single piece of scientific code. The system includes: methods to get the ancillary environmental data needed to impose synoptic conditions for the model simulation; standardization of these multitude of environmental data; configuration and execution of the model simulation; and finally archiving and dissemination of model forecasts. To address all these components of a modeling system, CSDL, in conjunction with the Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS), has developed and implemented a framework, called “COMF,” a Coastal Ocean Modeling Framework. COMF is an integrated system both to implement a circulation model and transition the model for a coastal region of interest to operational status. These operational nowcast/forecast systems are maintained by CO-OPS within NOS. As described, the model itself is a component within COMF. The compelling issue is the selection of appropriate circulation models that can seamlessly be integrated within COMF. This is not a simple process. The model selection criteria have many facets. The initia