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For CSDMS webinar, May 7, 2019.
Abstract and video
You can view html versions of the notebooks here
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geoclaw_examples
has two examples to be run from the command line in the way GeoClaw is normally used.chile2010a
-- a simplified version of the GeoClaw example found in `$CLAW/geoclaw/examples/tsunami/chile2010. This version has only one grid level.chile2010b
-- A second version of this example, with 3 levels of AMR, regions, and gauges added.
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notebooks
contains Jupyter notebook versions of the two examples to lead the new user through the process.
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If you clone this repository, you can run the code locally on your computer provided you have Clawpack and its dependencies installed, see Clawpack Installation Instructions.
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Alternatively, if you have docker installed, then the
Dockerfile
in this repository can be used to start a notebook server from a docker container, from which the notebooks can be run. You can also open a terminal from the Jupyter page from which the examples ingeoclaw_examples
can be run. See Clawpack docker Instructions.
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Alternatively, you can start a Jupyter server running on mybinder.org by clicking on this badge:
This has Clawpack and all dependencies already installed, based on the
Dockerfile
in this repository.