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= Introduction =
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{{About CMT}}
Please see the
 
[[PyMT]]
The CSDMS Modeling Tool is your way of communicating with the CSDMS supercomputer. Scripts and commands constantly go back and forth between the CMT on your computer and the HPCC. Since the HPCC needs secure access, you will need to go through three steps things before you can start using the CMT:
page for information on the Python Modeling Toolkit,
# You need to become a CSDMS member.  [[Portal_join_the_community| Here you can join]]
the successor to CMT.
# An account to log on to the CSDMS HPCC. It is free for CSDMS members with modeling needs but it does need to be specially setup for you (this takes a few days). To request an account [[HPCC_account_request | sign up here.]]
# A secure connection to the computer network of the University of Colorado. For this a VPN should be setup on your computer, this requires downloading VPN software.  Only after starting the VPN, the CMT can connect to the CSDMS supercomputer. Get CU VPN software here: http://www.colorado.edu/its/vpn/
 
If you have these requirements set up, you can download and use the CMT.
'''See also: how to connect to the Supercomputer'''<br>
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Click here for [[media:GettingStartedGuide.pdf | a short manual on using the CMT Tool]].
 
This is what the CSDMS Modeling Tool looks like:
[[Image:cmt_1.png| none | 400px | thumb | alt=Login Screen|Login Screen]]
 
[[Image:cmt_2.png| none | 900px | thumb |alt=Main Screen|Main Screen]]
 
[[Image:preferences.png| none | 700px | thumb |alt=Preference Screen|Preference Screen]]
 
[[File:configure.png| none | 700px | thumb | alt=Configure Screen|Configure Screen]]
 
We did not start from scratch:  we at CSDMS are developing a modified version of the Ccaffeine GUI. This GUI is the front-end for the assembly of applications using CCA components and we gratefully acknowledge their support. You can find more about the CCA ideas and philosophy here:http://www.cca-forum.org/

Latest revision as of 15:09, 14 March 2020

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This page is out of date. Please see the PyMT page for information on the Python Modeling Toolkit, the successor to CMT.