gprMax is open source software that simulates electromagnetic wave propagation using the Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method for numerical modelling of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
GPL-3.0 License
Published by craig-warren over 8 years ago
This is beta 28 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Improvements:
#include_file
can be used to insert commands from another file (http://docs.gprmax.com/en/latest/input.html#include-file)#geometry_objects_file
can be used to insert pre-built geometry with materials (http://docs.gprmax.com/en/latest/input.html#geometry-objects-file)Published by craig-warren over 8 years ago
This is beta 26 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Specific bug fixes:
Published by craig-warren over 8 years ago
This is beta 25 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Improvements:
Published by craig-warren over 8 years ago
This is beta 24 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Improvements:
Specific bug fixes:
Published by craig-warren over 8 years ago
This is beta 21 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Improvements:
Published by craig-warren over 8 years ago
This is beta 20 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Various code cleanups and optimisations.
Specific bug fixes:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 19 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Changes:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 18 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Bugs:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 17 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Added:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 16 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Added:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 15 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Added features:
Bugs:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 14 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Add features:
#transmission_line
command has been (re)introduced. It is useful for feeding antenna models. It can be used to look at s11, and input impedance. See the revised documentation.#transmission_line
command.#rx
command will now also output currents (Ix, Iy, Iz). The default behaviour is output all electric and magnetic field components, as well as the currents at that point, but the user can know override this and output only a subset of these. See the revised documentation.Bugs:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 13 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Changes:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 12 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Add features:
#rx
command has an extended syntax. It can support an ID and a list of field components that will be output for that receiver. The default is still to output all electric and magnetic field components, but the user can know override this and output only a subset of these. See the revised documentation.Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 10 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Bug fixes for:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 9 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Bug fixes for:
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 8 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Bug fixes for:
• Centre frequency of gaussiandotdot, gaussiandotdotnorm and rocker built-in waveforms
• Reading geometry files using Paraview macro sometimes listed materials as material1, material2 etc... instead of using names.
• Corrected naming of output file (should be the same as input file but with .out) when path contained dots.
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 7 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Added support for 32-bit versions of Microsoft Windows to the windows.zip
file.
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 6 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
Changes to some of the example models and documentation.
Published by craig-warren almost 9 years ago
This is beta 5 of the v.3.0.0 release of gprMax.
This release contains pre-built binaries of the Cython modules for Windows (64-bit) and Mac OS X/Linux (64-bit). This saves end users from having to install their own C compiler and compile the Cython modules themselves. The installation instructions have been updated to explain how to use the binaries.