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Migrate Remaining FAST Documentation and Tests into OpenFAST #181

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jjonkman opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 6 comments
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Migrate Remaining FAST Documentation and Tests into OpenFAST #181

jjonkman opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 6 comments

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@jjonkman
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jjonkman commented Sep 14, 2018

All former FAST module-level documentation should now be included in OpenFAST's documentation i.e. migrated into ReadTheDocs. Likewise, all former module-level CertTest should now be included in OpenFAST's r-test. The most time-critical items have been identified in separate issues (#176, #177, #178, #179, and #180). The remaining documentation and tests should be included to complete the migration from FAST to OpenFAST. These include:

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Let's require the SubDyn documentation and CertTests item on this list as part of the TCF pull request (whenever that gets issued).

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andrew-platt commented Jun 9, 2020

It would be really useful to add diagrams of the various coordinate frames to documentation on readthedocs. For example, how the nacelle (xn etc), yaw-bearing/base-plate (xp etc), tower (xt etc) coordinate systems relate to each other is not always obvious to the users. Most of this information exists in the FAST 6 users guide (and other newer guides), but that is not readily available to most users.

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andrew-platt commented Jun 15, 2020

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  • add documentation on linearization and mode shape visualization to readthedocs

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  • add documentation on linearization and mode shape visualization to readthedocs
  • add documentation on HydroDyn state-space excitation, and how to generate the *.ssextn input files

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Echolon commented Feb 19, 2021

Hi @andrew-platt
one short organizational suggestion: Add all added task into the first comment, only then those will be recognized by Github!

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