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Date: 1st April 2017

Developer contact information:

  1. Biswanath Chowdhury
    Sage-Xator
    15 Roszel Road
    Suite 102
    Princeton
    NJ 08550
    biswanath.chowdhury@xatorcorp.com

  2. Prakash Karamchandani
    Ramboll Environ
    773 San Marin Drive
    Suite 2115
    Novato
    CA 94998
    pkaramchandani@ramboll.com

Source Code and Compilers:

  1. Fortran and C
  2. Intel Fortran, gcc

Third-Party (and/or Open Source) software: None
*For 64 bit systems (Shared libraries for HDF5 1.8.7 and NETCDF
static library version 4.1.2 are included with the distribution)

Computer system requirements to recompile software:
Linux 64 bit system (x68_64) with Intel Fortran compiler for standard build
Windows 7 or above with Intel Fortran and C compilers for advanced build

Steps to recompile software

Regular build on 64-bit Linux system:

  1. Unzip the tgz file on a Linux system using:
    $ tar -xzvf SCICHEM-3.1-Binary.tgz
  2. Change to build directory:
    $ cd build/linux
  3. Run build script:
    $ bash makeall.sh
  4. The executable and shared library files listed below will be created
    under the build/linux/ifort directory:
    metsci, tersci, runsci, sciDOSpost, scipp, srf2smp, smp2post,
    libswim.so, libsystool.so, liblanduse.so, libmessages.so and
    libsciptool.so

Advanced build on 32-bit or 64-bit Linux/Unix system*:

  1. Unzip the tgz file on a Linux/Unix system using:
    $ tar -xzvf SCICHEM-3.1-Binary.tgz
  2. Download the NETCDF library version 4.1.2 or later as source code
    or static libraries for the system from
    NETCDF Homepage
    If source code is being used then the user will have to create static
    library based on the build instructions from the netcdf website.
  3. Download the HDF library version 1.8.7 or later as source code or
    dynamic libraries for the system from HDF Homepage
    If source code is being used then the user will have to create
    dynamic libraries based on the build instructions from the HDF website.
  4. Change to build directory:
    $ cd build/linux
  5. Edit the build script to set the NETCDF_LIB_PATH and HDF_LIB_PATH based
    on the location of the netcdf and HDF5 libraries.
  6. If the build is created using a non Intel compiler then the user will
    have to create a configuration file similar to make.ifort for the
    compiler being used.
  7. Change the settings for the "Compiler_Version" and "Compiler" in makeall.sh
    to compiler being used.
  8. Run build script:
    $ bash makeall.sh
  9. The executable and shared library files listed below will be created
    under the build/linux/ifort directory:
    metsci, tersci, runsci, sciDOSpost, scipp, srf2smp, smp2post,
    libswim.so,libsystool.so, liblanduse.so, libmessages.so and
    libsciptool.so

*The information is provided to the user for convenience.
However, the code has not been tested extensively with other compilers or systems.

Advanced build on 64-bit Windows system*:

Note: Only project files for Intel compiler with Visual Studio 2013 is provided
for building the SCIPUFFgui executable for Windows.

  1. Unzip the tgz file "SCICHEM-3.1-Binary.tgz" on the Windows system.
  2. Download the NETCDF library version 4.1.2 or later as source code or
    static libraries for the system from
    NETCDF Homepage
    If source code is being used then the user will have to create static library
    based on the build instructions from the netcdf website.
  3. Download the HDF library version 1.8.7 or later as source code or dynamic
    libraries for the system from HDF Homepage
    If source code is being used then the user will have to create dynamic
    libraries based on the build instructions from the HDF website.
  4. Open the EPRI.sln solution file with Visual Studio 2013.
  5. Include the NETCDF and HDF library path in the include path for the projects.
  6. Build the executable files.
  7. The executable and dynamic library files listed below should be created:
    metsci.exe, tersci.exe, runsci.exe , SCIPUFFgui.exe, sciDOSpost.exe,
    scipp.exe, srf2smp.exe, smp2post.exe,swim.dll, systool.dll, landuse.dll, messages.dll and SCIPtool.dll

*The information is provided to the user for convenience. However, the code has
not been tested extensively for other versions of Visual Studio or systems.

Passwords required: None

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Signature(s):
Biswanath Chowdhury
Prakash Karamchandani