Finite volume solvers with an emphasis on modelling surface water with the shallow water equations.
Setting up the project directly should just be (run from the root of the repository)
julia --project
] instantiateIt is probably a good idea to run all tests first verify everything installed correctly, so from the root of the repository, run
julia --project test/runtests.jlWe currently have a couple ofexamples for a full simulation scenario, see
examples/shallow_water_1d.jlexamples/urban.jlexamples/terrain.jl
Run (note: currently takes a couple of minutes)
julia --project docs/make.jl
To view the generated documentation, it is probably a good idea to install the LiveServer package and view said documentation through that
julia -e 'using LiveServer; serve(dir="docs/build")'
then point your browser to localhost:8000.
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