- Author: Ross C Brodie, Geoscience Australia (ross.c.brodie at ga.gov.au)
- Language: mostly C++, some matlab, some python
- Added Python 3.x interface for simple forward modelling and derivatives only.
- Added Matlab interface for simple forward modelling and derivatives only.
- Changed how the PPM normalisation is carried out. Now PPM normalisation is by directional-component-wise with respect to the maximum primary dB/dt or B-field at the receiver for a reference system geometry (which is usually estimated on a per flight or per survey basis). Previously PPM normalisation was with respect to the system geometry for the forward model being run.
- Added GEOTEM (1996 ppm system) and SPECTREM (ppm system) examples.
- Fixed a bug in the thickness derivative of the second bottom layer. This may have effected few-layer inversions, but not multi-layer fixed-thickness inversion.
- Initial public release.
- GAFORWARDMODELTDEM - 1D forward modelling program for AEM data
- GALEISBSTDEM - deterministic 1D sample by sample inversion of AEM data
- GARJMCMCTDEM - stochastic 1D sample by sample inversion of AEM data
- User manual (see ga-aem/docs/GA AEM Programs User Manual.pdf)
- Theoretical details for GALEISBSTDEM (see ga-aem/docs/GALEISBSTDEM Inversion Algorithm Theoretical Details .pdf)
- cd makefiles
- edit the file run_make.sh to setup for your compiler
- set the C++ compiler (e.g., cxx=g++)
- set the MPI C++ compiler (e.g., mpicxx=mpiCC)
- set the C++ compiler flags (e.g. cxxflags='-std=c++11 -O3 -Wall')
- set the executable directory (e.g., exedir='../bin/raijin/gnu')
- run_make.sh
- Matlab shared library should go into ga-aem/matlab/bin/linux (.dll on Windows or .so on linux)
- Python shared library should go into ga-aem/python/gatdaem1d (.dll on Windows or .so on linux)
- You can build the programs with the free Microsoft Visual Studion 2013 Express.
- Visual Studio solution and project files are supplied.
- Open ga-aem\vs2013\ga-aem-all\ga-aem-all.sln to compile all programs plus the matlab and python shared libraries.
- Alternatively open individual program solutions files in their respective directories.
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Template Numerical Toolkit (TNT)
- see http://math.nist.gov/tnt/index.html
- TNT is included in this repository, there is no need to download it.
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The Fastest Fourier Transform in the West (FFTW)
- see http://www.fftw.org
- Windows binaries (dlls) are included in the repository.
- Linux users will need to install a suitable FFTW for your system.
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Message Passing Interface (MPI)
- see https://www.mpi-forum.org
- Both Windows and Linux users will need to install a suitable MPI for your system.
- The pre-compiled Windows inversion programs require Microsoft HPC Pack 2012 because thats the flavour of MPI they have been compiled and linked with.
- They can be recompiled using MPICH or other flouvours of MPI if required.
- If you do not want to install MPI on your Windows system, you can use the galeisbstdem-nompi.exe.
- This program has not been linked with MPI but uses OpenMP shared memory parallelism instead (see manual for details).