SeisSol
SeisSol is a software package for simulating wave propagation and dynamic rupture based on the arbitrary high-order accurate derivative discontinuous Galerkin method (ADER-DG).
Characteristics of the SeisSol simulation software are:
use of arbitrarily high approximation order in time and space
use of tetrahedral meshes to approximate complex 3D model geometries (faults & topography) and rapid model generation
use of (an)isotropic elastic, viscoelastic and viscoplastic material to approximate realistic geological subsurface properties
parallel geo-information input (ASAGI)
to produce reliable and sufficiently accurate synthetic seismograms or other seismological data sets
We gratefully acknowledge the funding of the German Research Foundation (as part of project no. 391134334 - “CoCoReCS”), which massively contributed to creating all documentation, tutorials, example workflows and reproducible setups published on this website.
Introduction
- History
- Compilation
- Initial Adjustments to .bashrc
- Installing CMake
- Installing HDF5
- Installing netCDF
- Installing Eigen3
- Installing Libxsmm
- Installing PSpaMM
- Installing ParMetis
- Installing ASAGI (Optional)
- Installing easi
- Installing GemmForge, ChainForge (for GPUs)
- Installing SYCL (for GPUs)
- Compiling SeisSol
- Compile with Score-P
- Running SeisSol
- A first example
- Acknowledgements
- Reproducible research
- Related publications
Structural models
Invoking SeisSol
SeisSol on Supercomputers
Seismic source
Output
Further documentation
Tutorials
- SimModeler CAD workflow
- Generating a CAD model using GOCAD: basic tutorial
- Proposed workflow for generating a CAD model of a megathrust earthquake
- Generating a CAD model for a fully-coupled earthquake-tsunami simulation
- Remeshing the topography
- Adapting the CAD model resolution using Gocad
- Manually fixing an intersection in Gocad