gprMax (Q106315290)
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open source electromagnetic simulation software
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open source electromagnetic simulation software |
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1996
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gprMax was originally developed in 1996 by Dr Antonis Giannopoulos when numerical modelling using the FDTD method and, in general, the numerical modelling of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) were in their infancy.
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It is designed for simulating Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and can be used to model electromagnetic wave propagation in fields such as engineering, geophysics, archaeology, and medicine.
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It's called gprMax from the GPR which is ground penetrating radar, and Max from Maxwell who is obviously the main father of electromagnetics in terms of the modern electromagnetic theory if we say that.
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It's called gprMax from the GPR which is ground penetrating radar, and Max from Maxwell who is obviously the main father of electromagnetics in terms of the modern electromagnetic theory if we say that.
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The original version of gprMax (now retired) was created in 1996 by Dr Antonis Giannopoulos in 1996. In 2015 Dr Craig Warren re-developed gprMax from scratch, which gave birth to the software in its current state. Both Antonis and Craig continue to work on, and supervise, ongoing developments to gprMax.
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The original version of gprMax (now retired) was created in 1996 by Dr Antonis Giannopoulos in 1996. In 2015 Dr Craig Warren re-developed gprMax from scratch, which gave birth to the software in its current state. Both Antonis and Craig continue to work on, and supervise, ongoing developments to gprMax.
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Additionally, the following people have contributed research and ideas to the development of gprMax: Dr Iraklis Giannakis, Dr Nectaria Diamanti
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Additionally, the following people have contributed research and ideas to the development of gprMax: Dr Iraklis Giannakis, Dr Nectaria Diamanti
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Operating system: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux
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Operating system: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
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Operating system: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
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An input file has to be supplied to gprMax which should contain all the necessary information to run a GPR model. The input file is an ASCII text file which can be prepared with any text editor or word-processing program.
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The output file uses the widely-supported HDF5 format which was designed to store and organize large amounts of numerical data.
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gprMax is command-line-driven software written in Python with performance-critical parts written in Cython.
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gprMax is command-line-driven software written in Python with performance-critical parts written in Cython.
3.1.5
16 April 2019
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v.3.1.5 (Big Smoke)
3.0.0
7 June 2016
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.0 (English)
7 June 2016
3.0.6
17 August 2016
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.6 (English)
17 August 2016
3.0.7
17 August 2016
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.7 (English)
17 August 2016
3.0.8
15 September 2016
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.8 (English)
15 September 2016
3.0.9
30 September 2016
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.9 (English)
30 September 2016
3.0.12
8 December 2016
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.12 (English)
8 December 2016
3.0.14
26 January 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.14 (English)
26 January 2017
3.0.17
21 February 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.17 (English)
21 February 2017
3.0.19
13 March 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.19 (English)
13 March 2017
3.0.20
9 June 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.0.20 (English)
9 June 2017
3.1.0
19 June 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.1.0 (English)
19 June 2017
3.1.1
21 June 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.1.1 (English)
21 June 2017
3.1.2
20 December 2017
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2 April 2021
Release 3.1.2 (English)
20 December 2017
3.1.3
5 March 2018
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2 April 2021
Release 3.1.3 (English)
5 March 2018
3.1.4
9 July 2018
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2 April 2021
Release 3.1.4 (English)
9 July 2018
3.1.6
14 April 2022
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5 October 2022
Release 3.1.6 (English)
14 April 2022
3.1.7
3 January 2024
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19 January 2024
Release 3.1.7 (English)
3 January 2024
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The principal reference for gprMax is [1] which describes the new version of the software and its main features.
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It uses Yee's algorithm to solve Maxwell’s equations in 3D using the Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method.
Identifiers
gprMax
32,719
2 December 2014
4 April 2021
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