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Squid3 is being developed by the Cyber Infrastructure Research and Development Lab for the Earth Sciences (CIRDLES.org) at the College of Charleston, Charleston, SC and Geoscience Australia as a re-implementation in Java of Ken Ludwig's Squid 2.5. - please contribute your expertise!
http://cirdles.org/projects/squid/
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Reference Material Models #347

Closed cwmagee closed 4 years ago

cwmagee commented 5 years ago

Is there an easy way to organize a library of RM and CRM models so that we know what people have made, what remains to be done, and which ones are buggy?

ryanickert commented 5 years ago

Sounds like you’re describing a GitHub repo.

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bowring commented 4 years ago

The models can be easily exported in xml format from Squid3 parameter manager and then managed as suggested by @ryanickert, for example. Each copy of Squid3 maintains copies of the models it is using or has used. The versioning mechanism in the models should help with keeping track of them. It would seem this is a community task?