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HPGL stands for High Perfomance Geostatistics Library. HPGL was written in C++ / Python to realize some geostatistical algorithms (see full list below). The algorithms are called in Python, by executing the corresponding commands.

HPGL utilizes some open-source components including:

1. modified version of GsTL (see \GsTL-1.3 folder)
2. TNT (Template Numerical Toolkit)
3. boost libraries boost (i.e. boost::python)
4. CLAPACK-3.1.1.1

1. *NIX systems: In order to build the HPGL you will need to install scons, gcc, g++, libgomp (OpenMP), python, and boost::python packages (or build them from sources on sources-based distributions). After doing that, just type "scons -j X" from the HPGL root folder, where X is the number of CPUs which you want to use in building.

2. Windows: First, you will need to build the boost::python library. How to do it see on the boost site (www.boost.org). You can build HPGL by starting scons script (like in *nix building), but if you have MS Visual Studio, use the "hpgl.sln" solution instead.

For non-commercial use (research, education, etc) HPGL is distributed under BSD license. For any questions on the possibilities of commercial distribution, please contact the Authors.

Managment & Math:

• Savichev Vladimir
• Bezrukov Andrey

Programming (C++, Python), testing, support:

• Muharlyamov Arthur
• Barskiy Konstantin
• Nasibullina Dina
• Safin Rustam

• The Authors wish to thank Andre Journel for his valuable support and indefatigable enthusiasm.
• The Authors also thank Iskander Shafikov for his assistance with the English translations and the User Guide cover