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Matt Hipsey edited this page Jul 2, 2022 · 3 revisions

As of GLM-AED v3.3, release of the latest stable and development model executable software (binaries) is via this GitHub repository.

For users who only need access to a model executable, the executable for your chosen platform can be simply downloaded without the need to clone or download the full repository (which includes source code and example simulations). In this case, i) navigate to the binaries folder and goto the relevant OS subdirectory, ii) click on the relevant file (e.g., glm_3.3.0.zip) and iii) click the "download" button on the right.

Older versions of the GLM-AED package can be accessed here.

Once downloaded, place the model in a working directory.

On Linux, install the .deb package.

On Mac, note that the executable file is included within the glm.app package.

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Background

  1. Introduction
  2. Publications

Getting started

  1. Downloading
  2. Running the model
  3. glm.nml configuration file
  4. Tutorials & examples
  5. Navigating GLM outputs

Advanced use

  1. Command line options
  2. Restarting a simulation
  3. Customising the WQ setup
  4. Adding a new example lake
  5. Using GLM in R

Developer guide

  1. Downloading the code
  2. Compiling the code
  3. Updating existing submodule state
  4. Adding new submodules
  5. Using GLM as a linked library

FAQs
License

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