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After creating a geometry ([[Create a geometry]]), you can run a case.
 
After creating a geometry ([[Create a geometry]]), you can run a case.
 
There are 4 foundamental files to run a case in ARTEMIS:
 
There are 4 foundamental files to run a case in ARTEMIS:
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1) file with extension .cas containing the basic instructions, such as input, output, type of solver, ...
 
1) file with extension .cas containing the basic instructions, such as input, output, type of solver, ...
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2) file with extension .cli: boundary nodes and type of boundary conditions;
 
2) file with extension .cli: boundary nodes and type of boundary conditions;
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3) file with .f containing one or more FORTRAN subroutines in order to specify in detail boundary conditions, wave height, ecc. The subroutine BORH deals with boundary conditions;
 
3) file with .f containing one or more FORTRAN subroutines in order to specify in detail boundary conditions, wave height, ecc. The subroutine BORH deals with boundary conditions;
4) the geometry file with extension .slf ([[Create a geometry]]), created with BlueKenue.
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4) the geometry file with extension .slf, created with BlueKenue ([[Create a geometry]]).
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In order to get acquainted with these files you can run the examples. Such examples are automatically saved in the folder "examples" when you install ARTEMIS with the Automatic-Installer ([[Installation using "Auto Installer"]]).
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The documentation related to such examples and the Manual of ARTEMIS can be downloaded at the following link:
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http://www.opentelemac.org/index.php/manuals/viewcategory/9-artemis
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In order tu run a simulation in Windows, open the appropriate prompt (scalar or parallel), enter the folder that conatains the 4 file mentioned above and launch the simulation via:
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    ''artemis.py your_file.cas''

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After creating a geometry (Create a geometry), you can run a case. There are 4 foundamental files to run a case in ARTEMIS:

1) file with extension .cas containing the basic instructions, such as input, output, type of solver, ...

2) file with extension .cli: boundary nodes and type of boundary conditions;

3) file with .f containing one or more FORTRAN subroutines in order to specify in detail boundary conditions, wave height, ecc. The subroutine BORH deals with boundary conditions;

4) the geometry file with extension .slf, created with BlueKenue (Create a geometry).

In order to get acquainted with these files you can run the examples. Such examples are automatically saved in the folder "examples" when you install ARTEMIS with the Automatic-Installer (Installation using "Auto Installer").

The documentation related to such examples and the Manual of ARTEMIS can be downloaded at the following link:

http://www.opentelemac.org/index.php/manuals/viewcategory/9-artemis

In order tu run a simulation in Windows, open the appropriate prompt (scalar or parallel), enter the folder that conatains the 4 file mentioned above and launch the simulation via:

   artemis.py your_file.cas