Cut-cell extension with non-orthogonal surfaces for the PALM model
Simulation16 MB
Cut-cell extension with non-orthogonal surfaces for the PALM model system, allowing partially solid grid cells. Useful for LES of flow around complex urban geometry.
GPL-3.0+Copyleft open-source licence: use and change it freely, but share any distributed changes under the same licence.
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16 MB
How to cite
Krč, P., Bureš, M., Sühring, M., Geletič, J., & Resler, J. (2024). Cut-cell extension with non-orthogonal surfaces for the PALM model [Computer software]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10999709
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