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Research Engineer at EurogicieL
Actually working for the Marine Ecosystem Modelling and Monitoring by Satellites (MEMMS) team at CLS
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Numerical codes

Finite Rank Approximations for the Transfer Equation - FRATE
Bibliothèque d'Assimilation Lagrangienne Adaptée aux Séquences d'Images en Environnement - BALAISE

Finite Rank Approximations for the Transfer Equation - FRATE

Description

FRATE is a numerical solver written in C for the transfer equation that intervenes in stellar atmosphere modeling. It contains three additional modules that implement methods for reducing the problem when it is posed on a large domain:
  • Interative refinement schemes : Atkinson, Brakhage and C schemes
  • Asymptotic Domain Decomposition
  • Kernel approximations (with a priori error estimation)
The algorithms implemented in FRATE are described and analysed in my PhD thesis :
O. Titaud. Analyse et résolution numérique de l'équation de transfert. Application aux atmosphères stellaires. 2001. [ pdf ]

Some characteristics
  • FRATE is based on finite rank approximation of integral operators
  • Implements Projection and Product Integration approximations for both C0 and L1 spaces
  • Regular or irregular discretisation grids
  • Provides coherent approximations between grid nodes
  • Provides residual estimation
Further developments
  • Parameter estimation module (still in beta version)
Downloads / Licence
  • FRATE is available under the CeCILL licence
  • Since FRATE is still a prototype code, you may contact me to configure it for your purpose
  • FRATE Source code - June 2005

Bibliothèque d'Assimilation Lagrangienne Adaptée aux Séquences d'Images en Environnement - BALAISE

Description

BALAISE is a library of Fortran90 routines that implement observation operators for Direct Image Sequences Assimilation as it is specified in the following research report:
O. Titaud, A. Vidard, I. Souopgui, and F.-X. Le Dimet. Assimilation of image sequences in numerical models. Technical Report RR-6701, INRIA, October 2008. [ pdf | http ]

Characteristics Download / Licence
  • During the validation stage of BALAISE, it is only available for the members of the ADDISA project at INRIAGforge
  • BALAISE will be available under the CeCILL-C licence
  • Documentation (in french)

Latest update
02/11/2015


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