Advect is a program for solving linear advection problems in two and three dimensions.
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install the ISCD Commons Library on your system. Please refer to the instructions provided on the ISCD Commons Library page in order to install this library.
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download the zip archive of Advection or clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/ISCDtoolbox/Advection.git
navigate to the downloaded directory:
cd Advection
create a build directory and compile with cmake
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make make install
After compiling advect as described above, you should have an executable file in your $HOME/bin directory. If your PATH variable is correctly set to this directory, advect can be called with the following syntax:
usage: advect [+/-v | -h] [-dt step] source[.mesh] [-c function[.sol]] [-s data[.sol]] [-o output[.sol]]
The square braces indicate optional arguments. Some commands have flags, some others do not.
The options and flags are:
--help show the syntax and exit.
--version show the version and date of release and exit.
-dt step time step (time units)
-nocfl avoid truncation of the time period for advection due to cfl condition.
-noex deactivates the default feature whereby characteristic lines are extrapolated outside the domain when the input velocity field causes them to do so.
-v suppress any message (for use with function call).
+v increase the verbosity level for output.
source.mesh name of the mesh file
function.sol name of file containing the (scalar) values to be advected
data.sol name of file containing the velocity field
output.sol name of the output file containing the function values
A full description of all parameters and options that can be specified in the command line or in a parameter file [file.advect] can be found in the project wiki (Coming soon...).
You can test the installation and look at examples by entering the demos directory and running the program:
cd demos
advect test.mesh -dt 0.01 -s test.sol -c test.chi.sol -o test.chi.sol
that will produce an output that will look like:
user:~/code/Advection/demos/2d$ advect test.mesh -dt 0.01 -s test.sol -c test.chi.sol -o test.chi.sol
- ADVECT, Release 3.0a, Feb. 19, 2016
(C) Copyright 2007- , ICS-SU
- LOADING DATA
test.mesh: 2225 vertices, 4222 triangles
test.sol : 2225 data vectors
test.chi.sol : 2225 data scalar
Adjacency table: 12666 updated
- COMPLETED: 0.013s
** MODULE ADVECT: 3.0a
Time stepping: 0.001
Solving: 2225 characteristics
** COMPLETED: 0.009s
- WRITING DATA
test.chi.sol: 2225 data vectors
- COMPLETED: 0.010s
** Cumulative time: 0.032s.
- advect has been initiated by Thi Thu Cuc Bui, Charles Dapogny and Pascal Frey (Université Pierre et Marie Curie).
- Contributors to this project are warmly welcomed.
advect is given under the [terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License] (LICENSE.md).