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This component contains: - **Installation.pdf** a brief ttutorial to install the required programs - Materials: - **geoframe_verona.yaml** the configuration file to setup the Conda environment - **oms-3.6.28-console.zip** the OMS console - **ex01.zip** the HelloWorld project to test the OMS console - **TestGEOframePy.ipynb** a Jupyter notebook to check the correct creation of the geoframe_verona environment - to create the computational mesh for solving the bi-dimensional Richards equation we use [Gmsh][4]. Here you can find the stable release: - **gmsh-4.8.4-Windows64.zip** - **gmsh-4.8.4-MacOSX.dmg** - **gmsh-4.8.4-Linux64.tgz** More information on the steps for creating the Conda environment can be found on the GEOframe blog: - [Mac users][1] - [Linux users][2] - [Windows users][3] Please note that the Conda environment has been updated, now it is the geoframe_verona, but the steps to create it are the same. An introduction on the Object Modelling System (OMS3) Infrastructure can be found [here][5]. ---------- _The GEOframe group_ [1]: http://geoframe.blogspot.com/2021/01/installations-for-mac-users.html [2]: http://geoframe.blogspot.com/2020/12/installations-of-2021-geoframe_15.html [3]:http://geoframe.blogspot.com/2020/12/installations-of-2021-geoframe.html [4]:https://gmsh.info/ [5]:https://geoframe.blogspot.com/2020/12/some-essentials-about-object-modelling.html
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