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Learning a complex modelling system like SCHISM may seem a daunting task, and so it's a good idea to start from some simple cases. Studying the test cases included in the source bundle (test/Test_Flat_Adjust) will give you a good head start. | Learning a complex modelling system like SCHISM may seem a daunting task, and so it's a good idea to start from some simple cases. Studying the test cases included in the source bundle (test/Test_Flat_Adjust) will give you a good head start. | ||
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| + | Please go thru the online tutorials next. | ||
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| + | You can download the entire test suite we use (40+ cases, including modules) using svn. Make sure your svn version is 1.6 and above, and then | ||
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| + | svn co http://www.ccrm.vims.edu/selfe//selfe_verification_tests | ||
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| + | (if the system asks for account, use anonymous) | ||
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| + | Note that the inputs for these tests, especially param.in, are for the latest version of SCHISM, and so they may not work out-of-box for the release version. But hopefully you'll get some idea on how to set up the model for various cases. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:34, 26 October 2015
Learning a complex modelling system like SCHISM may seem a daunting task, and so it's a good idea to start from some simple cases. Studying the test cases included in the source bundle (test/Test_Flat_Adjust) will give you a good head start.
Please go thru the online tutorials next.
You can download the entire test suite we use (40+ cases, including modules) using svn. Make sure your svn version is 1.6 and above, and then
svn co http://www.ccrm.vims.edu/selfe//selfe_verification_tests
(if the system asks for account, use anonymous)
Note that the inputs for these tests, especially param.in, are for the latest version of SCHISM, and so they may not work out-of-box for the release version. But hopefully you'll get some idea on how to set up the model for various cases.
