New software installed: fall3d 8.0.1

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Dear users, we have installed a new software: fall3d 8.0.1

[sagon@login2 ~] $ ml spider fall3d/8.0.1

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  fall3d: fall3d/8.0.1
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    Description:
      FALL3D is a 3-D time-dependent Eulerian model for the transport and deposition of tephra developed in collaboration with Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). The model solves a set of advection-diffusion-sedimentation (ADS)
      equations on a structured terrain-following grid using a second-order Finite Differences (FD) explicit scheme. The model inputs are meteorological data, topography, vent coordinate, Eruption Source Parameters (ESP) such as
      column height, Mass Flow Rate (MFR), eruption duration, and Total Grain-Size Distribution (TGSD) which include particle shape and density information. Outputs are tephra ground load/thickness, airborne ash concentration and
      other related variables.


    You will need to load all module(s) on any one of the lines below before the "fall3d/8.0.1" module is available to load.

      GCC/9.3.0  OpenMPI/4.0.3

    Help:

      Description
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      FALL3D is a 3-D time-dependent Eulerian model for the transport and deposition of tephra developed in
       collaboration with Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). The model solves a set of advection-diffusion-sedimentation
       (ADS) equations on a structured terrain-following grid using a second-order Finite Differences (FD) explicit scheme.
       The model inputs are meteorological data, topography, vent coordinate, Eruption Source Parameters (ESP) such as column
       height, Mass Flow Rate (MFR), eruption duration, and Total Grain-Size Distribution (TGSD) which include particle shape
       and density information. Outputs are tephra ground load/thickness, airborne ash concentration and other related
       variables.


      More information
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       - Homepage: http://datasim.ov.ingv.it/models/fall3d.html
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