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Gale

by Sue Kientz last modified 2010-01-06 03:59 PM

Gale is a 2D/3D code for the long-term tectonics community. The code solves problems related to orogenesis, rifting, and subduction with coupling to surface erosion models.

Gale User Manual The current release (version 1.4.1) features a new power-law creep rheology and a few bug fixes. Gale is a joint effort between CIG, Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing (VPAC), and Monash University.

code status yes no contact
CIG developed x   cig-long@geodynamics.org
CIG maintained x   cig-long@geodynamics.org
CIG supported x   cig-long@geodynamics.org
accepting bug reports x   RoundUp
license GNU Public License


Latest Release (version 1.4.1)

Binaries

Linux
Macintosh
Windows
Installation Instructions
  1. Unpack the files.
  2. Run it from the command prompt:
  3. ./Gale_1_4_1 input/cookbook/yielding.xml   (Linux or Mac)
    Gale_1_4_1.exe input\cookbook\yielding.xml   (Windows)

Source Code

Gale-1_4_1.tar.gz [2009-04-20]
Latest release.

Documentation

Gale User Manual [2009-04-20]
A PDF containing Gale's history, installation and running instructions, and cookbook examples.
Four Gale Tutorials
Examples of the types of geophysical problems that Gale solves (four excerpts from the User Manual).
Gale Animations
Two movies showing 2D and 3D extension models
Gale Conference Posters
Papers Referencing Gale
Journal papers that use Gale for results or otherwise mention Gale

Gale Users Map

Shows location of all users who downloaded Gale since the code was released (image updated daily).

map showing location of all users who downloaded Gale since the code was released (image updated daily)

Development Version

If you are interested in following the main line of development, use the following Mercurial commands:

  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld uworld
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/PICellerator uworld/PICellerator
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/StGermain uworld/StGermain
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/StgDomain uworld/StgDomain
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/StgFEM uworld/StgFEM
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/Underworld uworld/Underworld
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/config uworld/config
  hg clone http://geodynamics.org/hg/long/3D/uworld/gLucifer uworld/gLucifer

Help

To identify known issues, report bugs, request help, or provide feedback or suggestions:

 

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