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|CSDMS meeting abstract presentation=This workshop will showcase three different models of carbonate sedimentation, produced under the CSDMS umbrella: carboCat for facies, carboCell for guilds, carboPop for communities. Participants will be able to download and run (on own or provided machines) these models in Python and Matlab environments, discuss how to select appropriate parameters for them using the various databases being developed in concert with the models, and contribute to plans for further development of models and databases. | |CSDMS meeting abstract presentation=This workshop will showcase three different models of carbonate sedimentation, produced under the CSDMS umbrella: carboCat for facies, carboCell for guilds, carboPop for communities. Participants will be able to download and run (on own or provided machines) these models in Python and Matlab environments, discuss how to select appropriate parameters for them using the various databases being developed in concert with the models, and contribute to plans for further development of models and databases. | ||
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Revision as of 16:12, 28 May 2025
CSDMS 2.0: Moving Forward
Three carbonate sedimentation models for CSDMS
Abstract
This workshop will showcase three different models of carbonate sedimentation, produced under the CSDMS umbrella: carboCat for facies, carboCell for guilds, carboPop for communities. Participants will be able to download and run (on own or provided machines) these models in Python and Matlab environments, discuss how to select appropriate parameters for them using the various databases being developed in concert with the models, and contribute to plans for further development of models and databases.
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