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Nemoh BEM Solver
Some functions in the RenewNet Foundry provide access to the Nemoh Hydrodynamics BEM solver which is used to calculate wave loads on offshore structures. This code is part of the Edinburgh Wave Systems Toolbox. For convenience a copy of v2.03 (the last stable release) of Nemoh is provided here.
You can also obtain Nemoh from the project home page. The download is provided here as to obtain the source code, which is necessary to run the software on Linux, you must know how to use the Mercurial version control system, and be able to use this to check out the correct branch to ensure you are getting the 2.03 version of Nemoh. Hence for convenience we provide the download here. For completeness, we also host a copy of the windows executables here, but these can also be downloaded directly from the Nemoh website. We would encourage anyone who uses Nemoh to register on the forum and email the developers with a letter of support they can use as evidence of the project's impact.
INSTALLATION
Windows
Download the zip file containing the executables and unzip them to a folder of your choosing. Optionally, you could then add this directory to the Windows path so the executables can be run just using their names, without specifying the full file path to their location.
Note that these executables are NOT the same as those provided on the Nemoh home page, but have been rebuilt by the developers of the RenewNet Foundry from the Nemoh source code for version 2.03.
Linux
To install Nemoh download the source code package and unpack it. You will need to compile the source to make the executables. This requires that you have the gfortran compiler installed on you system (often available by default on Linux systems, but if not look for the gfortran or build-essential package which includes it).
To compile the source code run the following commands in a terminal
cd /path/where/nemoh/code/is make
This should build the source code. The executables will be put in a subdirectory called 'bin' in the source code folder. Optionally, you could then add this directory to the Linux path so the executables can be run just using their names, without specifying the full file path to their location. On Linux the folder ~/bin is often on your path, and if this is the case on your system you can simply move or copy the executables to this location.
USAGE
Instructions for running Nemoh can be found on the Nemoh project homepage. To use the special Nemoh interface provided by the RenewNet Foundry see the documentation for the Edinburgh Wave Systems Toolbox (provided with the RenewNet Foundry download).