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Welcome to Flexpart - The Lagrangian particle dispersion model

This is the main development site @ University of Vienna.

Other references:

What is this repository for?

  • This repository contains versions of the Lagrangian model FLEXPART
  • Development versions
  • Issues on the FLEXPART model, tickets/mail
  • Feature requests for future versions

Getting started with Flexpart

The model is written in Fortran. It needs to be compiled for the architecture that runs it. Please have a look at the instructions on building FLEXPART available here or online. There is also a containerized version of FLEXPART available.

Contribution guidelines

  • The version contributed should compile on a reference version of the system and compiler.

    • FLEXPART 10.4 used as a reference gfortran 5.4 on Ubuntu 16.04
    • FLEXPART 11 uses as a reference gfortran 8.5.0 on AlmaLinux 8/RockyLinux 8 or gfortran 11.4.1 on RockyLinux 9

  • Code contribution including new features and bug fixes should be complemented with appropriate tests An essential test consists of a set of input files and directories that allow FLEXPART to run. A test can be accompanied by output files for verification

  • Code review

  • report issues via mail to support

  • become an active developer and request a user account on gitlab.