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+

+The manual

+The manual, documenting the formulation, descretization and implementation, +can be accessed by following the links on the left. These take you to the +main sections of the document: +
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  1. +Overview of MITgcm
  2. + +
    Discusses the + +continuous formulation + +of the model and illustrates some +applications +
  3. +Discretization and Algorithm
  4. + +
    describes the integration algorithm for the various formulations and +gives the spatial discretization of the model equations +
  5. +Getting started and using +the MITgcm
  6. + +
    describes how to +download, +compile, +run and +modify the model. +
  7. +Software Architecture
  8. + +
    describes the software infrastructure used for deploying the model +efficiently on a wide range of parallel and uniprocessor machines. +Running on parallel +systems is discussed here. + +
  9. +Automatic Differentiation
  10. + +
    describes how to generate the adjoint and tangent linear forms of the +model. +
  11. +Physical Parameterizations +and Packages
  12. + +
    describes the optional parameterizations and features supplied in the +model. +
  13. +Diagnostics and other tools
  14. + +
    details of off-line tools used in conjuction with the model. +
  15. +Interface with ECCO
  16. + +
    describes the interface to the +ECCO environment +(a custom suite of +optimization software tailored to large-scale ocean +state-estimation).
+or jump to the full table of contents.The +manual is also downloadable in PostScript and +PDF. +
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+

+The hyper-linked browsable +code

+This allows you to peruse the source code by following hyper-links for +variables, subroutines and functions. It allows you to find instances of +variables, find where subroutines and functions are called from and see +the actual fortran. +
+

+In-source documentation

+This takes the form of comments in the source code and has been formatted +to render subroutine descriptions (written as prologues at the top of each +routine). It is downloadable as: + + + +