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== Introduction ==
PALM is a large-eddy simulation (LES) model for atmospheric and oceanic flows which is especially designed for performing on massively parallel computer architectures. PALM is free software. It can be redistributed and/or modified under the terms of the GNU General Public License (v3).
Some of PALM's highlights are:
*excellent scaling, so far tested up to 32,000 cores
*online data analysis (during model runs) in order to avoid I/O bottlenecks
*topography realized on cartesian grid (allows for steep topography)
*non-cyclic horizontal boundary conditions including turbulent inflow
*code can be switched to ocean version with salinity equation and equation of state for seawater
*embedded parallelized Lagrangian particle model for various applications (footprint calculation, simulation of cloud droplet growth, visualization, etc.)
*interface which allows users to plug in their own code extensions without modifying the default code
*advanced shell scripts for installing and running the code in interactive and batch mode are available
*code is permanently maintained and improved by the PALM group and other users; code management is based on subversion
== Configuration File and Scripts for PALM ==
== Configuration File and Scripts for PALM ==


You can find the tailored files for running Palm on Eddy here: [[media:Palm_Install_Eddy.tar.gz|Palm_Install_Eddy.tar.gz]]
You can find the tailored files for running Palm on Eddy here: [[media:Palm_Install_Eddy.tar.gz|Palm_Install_Eddy.tar.gz]]

Revision as of 09:04, 7 June 2017

Introduction

PALM is a large-eddy simulation (LES) model for atmospheric and oceanic flows which is especially designed for performing on massively parallel computer architectures. PALM is free software. It can be redistributed and/or modified under the terms of the GNU General Public License (v3).

Some of PALM's highlights are:

  • excellent scaling, so far tested up to 32,000 cores
  • online data analysis (during model runs) in order to avoid I/O bottlenecks
  • topography realized on cartesian grid (allows for steep topography)
  • non-cyclic horizontal boundary conditions including turbulent inflow
  • code can be switched to ocean version with salinity equation and equation of state for seawater
  • embedded parallelized Lagrangian particle model for various applications (footprint calculation, simulation of cloud droplet growth, visualization, etc.)
  • interface which allows users to plug in their own code extensions without modifying the default code
  • advanced shell scripts for installing and running the code in interactive and batch mode are available
  • code is permanently maintained and improved by the PALM group and other users; code management is based on subversion

Configuration File and Scripts for PALM

You can find the tailored files for running Palm on Eddy here: Palm_Install_Eddy.tar.gz