The main philosophy of ANISOFLOW is to capture the anisotropies of the medium into the flow, for that purpose the program has three ways to carry the calculus. The first one is the most usual method used to solve the groundwater equation, a scheme of seven blocks on finite difference, used by MODFLOW and the most popular programs to analyze aquifers; the second one is the finite difference equation proposed by Li, et al (2014) using a scheme of 19 blocks; and the last one is a finite difference scheme of 19 blocks we have proposed to attack the anisotropy of the mediums (not yet available).
To get an early documentation pdf, download it from here
Some examples of anisotropic flows are provided in ex/ folder. They show how easy is to set up and run ANISOFLOW.
You have to have installed:
- Fortran and C compiler
- BLAS libraries
- LACPACK libraries
- MPICH libraries
- PETSc 3.7 libraries
- HDF5 parallel libraries connected with PETSc libraries (optional and recommend)
Then, compile the source files in src/ folder with make ANISOFLOW
To test ANISOFLOW just run the bash files (.sh) on the examples folders.
- Santiago Ospina De Los Ríos
- Kevin Alverto Pérez
- Oscar David Álvarez-Villa
ANISOFLOW is Copyright, 2015-2016 National University of Colombia, Gotta Ingeniería S.A.S., and the ANISOFLOW Development Team, licensed under terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). This includes all software, documentation, and associated materials.
ANISOFLOW is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.