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* [[SPINS User Guide]] | * [[SPINS User Guide]] | ||
* [[SPINS Tutorial]] | * [[SPINS Tutorial]] | ||
* [[SPINS Cases]] | |||
** [[SPINS derivatives]] | |||
* [[SPINS Development Plans]] | * [[SPINS Development Plans]] | ||
* [[spins2netcdf]] | * [[spins2netcdf]] | ||
* [[Matlab-to-SPINS grid ordering]] | * [[Matlab-to-SPINS grid ordering]] | ||
* Tools for processing SPINS outputs are available for [https://git.uwaterloo.ca/bastorer/SPINSpy Python (SPINSpy)] and [https://git.uwaterloo.ca/ddeepwel/SPINSmatlab Matlab (SPINSmatlab)] (see also [[SPINS MATLAB tools]]) | * Tools for processing SPINS outputs are available for [https://git.uwaterloo.ca/bastorer/SPINSpy Python (SPINSpy)] and [https://git.uwaterloo.ca/ddeepwel/SPINSmatlab Matlab (SPINSmatlab)] (see also [[SPINS MATLAB tools]]) | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 5 March 2019
SPINS is a model written in C++ that was developed by Christopher Subich (fluids group alumnus). It uses memory-efficient pseudospectral spatial discretization methods to achieve high-order accuracy. It has 2D and 3D capabilities and is readily deployed on multi-processor computers & clusters for large jobs.
- SPINS User Guide
- SPINS Tutorial
- SPINS Cases
- SPINS Development Plans
- spins2netcdf
- Matlab-to-SPINS grid ordering
- Tools for processing SPINS outputs are available for Python (SPINSpy) and Matlab (SPINSmatlab) (see also SPINS MATLAB tools)