SEATREE distribution

License and availability

SEATREE is distributed under the ​GNU public license without any warranties whatsoever. Computational modules as included with SEATREE might hold different copyrights, please refer to the module documentation for references to original scientific work. If you use SEATREE, please cite

• Milner, K., Becker, T. W., Boschi, L., Sain, J., Schorlemmer, D. and H. Waterhouse: The Solid Earth Research and Teaching Environment: a new software framework to share research tools in the classroom and across disciplines. Eos Trans. AGU, 90, 12, 2009. ​PDF

and the relevant original papers depending on the module.

Downloads

Regular Download and Install

You can inspect the ​current source code at GitHub, or check out the ​current source code at GitHub repository by

git clone https://github.com/thwbecker/seatree.git
cd seatree

# If Ubuntu packages are not installed, use -e option to install packages, netcdf, gmt, and seatree
./install.seatree.sh -e ubuntu

# If Ubuntu packages are already installed, use -m option to install netcdf, gmt4, and seatree
./install.seatree.sh -m ubuntu
  

For more details, see the Github page.

There are also old VirtualBox options which provide a complete 2016 version SEATREE install in a LINUX operating system that can be run from any host. We have had our own VirtualBox since 2012,

• ​VirtualBox Linux OS with SEATREE and iGMT preinstalled (Unified Geodynamics Earth Science Computing Environment, UGESCE)

but there is also a more "modern" LINUX variant (with the same SEATREE install), the

• ​VirtualBox Linux OS with SEATREE preinstalled (CIG CIDER 2016 packages, 8GB!) (hc_user, no password, start from Desktop)

Documentation

​Brief EOS report

User documentation

Developer documentation