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Getting Started</h1></center>
Once you have obtained the code you can easily compile, run and examnine
the model following the steps outlined on the left pane.
<p>Of course, the are some basic requirements that you need to be able
to use the model.
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a UNIX-like OS</li>

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any of Linux, Solaris, IRIX</li>
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a fortran compiler</li>

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the native compilers for Sun, DEC, SGI</li>

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the free GNU compiler, g77</li>

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the Compaq compiler, fortran</li>

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the Interl compiler</li>
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disk space</li>

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the source itself is</li>
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a visualize tool</li>

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Matlab</li>

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Ferret</li>

<li>
IDL, etc...</li>
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Now your ready to <a href="compileCode.html">compile an example</a> experiment...
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14			Once you have obtained the code you can easily compile, run and examnine
15			the model following the steps outlined on the left pane.
16			<p>Of course, the are some basic requirements that you need to be able
17			to use the model.
18			<ul>
19			<li>
20			a UNIX-like OS</li>
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23			<li>
24			any of Linux, Solaris, IRIX</li>
25			</ul>
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28			a fortran compiler</li>
29
30			<ul>
31			<li>
32			the native compilers for Sun, DEC, SGI</li>
33
34			<li>
35			the free GNU compiler, g77</li>
36
37			<li>
38			the Compaq compiler, fortran</li>
39
40			<li>
41			the Interl compiler</li>
42			</ul>
43
44			<li>
45			disk space</li>
46
47			<ul>
48			<li>
49			the source itself is</li>
50			</ul>
51
52			<li>
53			a visualize tool</li>
54
55			<ul>
56			<li>
57			Matlab</li>
58
59			<li>
60			Ferret</li>
61
62			<li>
63			IDL, etc...</li>
64			</ul>
65			</ul>
66			Now your ready to <a href="compileCode.html">compile an example</a> experiment...
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