THE VIRTUAL GEOSCIENCE WORKBENCH,VGW:OPEN SOURCE TOOLS FOR DISCONTINUOUS SYSTEMS
In 1989 work began on merging finite and discrete elements. During 1990 algorithmic solutions for the new combined method were developed, together with a C-based implementation known as the Y code. In 2004 these developments and implementations were published as a textbook. QMUL and Imperial College are currently engaged in a research project to make Y codes in both 2D and 3D available in Open Source format and with mainly geoscience problems in mind. The result is an Open Source Virtual Geoscience Workbench (VGW), key components of which are summarised in this paper, together with illustrative range of simulation results.
combined finite-discrete element workbench modelling geoscience
A.Munfiza J.Xiang X.Garcia J.P.Latham G.G.Schiava DAlbano N.W.M.Johna
Department of Engineering,Queen Mary London University,London,UK Department of Earth Science and Engineering,Imperial College,London,UK
国际会议
北京
英文
113-121
2008-09-24(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)