Ole Nielsen

OK. But why do you want to parallelism mesh generation? Usually that only accounts for a small fraction of the time spent. Most if the time normally goes into the simulations (which is parallelized). Or do you have a different use case? Thx Ole On Wed, 12 Jan 2022, 6:00 pm Ghorpade Rohit Sunil, rohitghorpade@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Sir we are looking for running metis parallely so we are trying to use mgmetis which is parallel wrapper for metis.. Anuga with Mgmetis https://sourceforge.net/p/anuga/discussion/593114/thread/bcfb87c7a9/?limit=25#8b8a...

I had the same problem and Steve is right you should install it with python setup.py install. However, if you had installed it as python setup.py develop, then you'd have to set the environment variable PYTHONPATH to where you installed ANUGA. Cheers Ole On Sun, 21 Jun 2020 at 22:14, Stephen Roberts stoive57@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hi It seems that anuga has not been installed correctly. Usually you just need to run python setup.py install By the way, the runtests.py script actually builds it's...

Thanks for your question. Modelling tsunami impact from tsunamis such as the 2004 IO tsunami is what ANUGA was developed for. Indeed, we did a simulation of the 2004 tsunami impact at Patong Beach in Thailand. To do this you will need a deep water model to supply the boundary condition as well as elevation data for your study area. Cheers Ole On Wed., 9 Oct. 2019, 08:16 DHAVAL PATEL, s4527470@users.sourceforge.net wrote: respected sir, is it possible to run Anuga for 2004 tsunami test case. and is...

Yes, Stephen is right. It could also be that you create a new domain at every iteration of your for loop. Usually you create one domain only and rub the simulation on that. On Wed., 12 Dec. 2018, 17:48 Stephen Roberts <stoive57@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hi Kun Qian, Could you provide your script? Might be something to do with Python not garbage collecting efficiently. But for running multiple simulations I would suggest running separate scripts. Cheers Steve ============================== Stephen...

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