The shallow water model is a mathematical model was developed from the shallow water equations. It consists of the continuous flow and the momentum equation of non-linear in the x-axis and y-axis. The boundary conditions of the model is the cyclic continuity from east to west and the open boundary conditions from north to south. The northeast monsoon forecast by the shallow water model can’t be predicted in a long time period because the boundary conditions of the model has a problem. Thus improvement the boundary conditions of shallow water model by using wall boundary condition from north to south. The results of this research to found that the shallow water model can correctly forecast the northeast monsoon period in the long term.

Recent explorations of Podostemaceae have discovered 2 new species to science (Dalzellia TWA-216 และ Hydrobryum TWA-198) from Phitsanulok Province and 3 more genera and six more species from previously known (2 genera and 4 species). Totally five genera and 10 species occur in Phitsanulok and Phetchabun provinces. Based on morphological and molecular evidence the taxa are classified into subfamily Tristichoideae including 2 genera and 3 species (Dalzellia 2 spp. and Terniopsis 1 sp.) and subfamily Podostemoideae consisting 3 genera and 7 species (Hanseniella 1 sp. Hydrobryum 5 spp. and Thawatchaia 1 sp.). The species found in both provinces are Hy. phetchabunense and Hy. tardhuangense while D. kailarsenii is found only in Phetchabun. The plants discovered only in Phitsanulok include Dalzellia TWA-216 Hydrobryum TWA-198 Han. heterophylla Hy. bifoliatum Hy. kaengsophense Th. trilobata and T. minor. Among the species found Hy. tardhuangense and Th. trilobata are also distributed to the Lao PDR and the rests are endemic to Thailand.