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Contact: Dr Stephen P White
Email: s.white@irl.cri.nz
Web Site: http://www.maths.irl.cri.nz/software-development/GeoCad.html
Availability: Commercial Code, Stand-alone Mesh/Grid Generator
Customer Support: Yes
Approximate Number of Users: 30
Pricing: $1,500-$3,000
Platform: Windows, UNIX (HP)
Input: Native
Engineering Discipline: Environmental
Elements: Quadrilateral, Hexahedra
Surface Meshing: No
Quad/Hex Method: Structured Grid Generation
Element Sizing Method: Manual
Other Features:
Designed to produce input for groundwater modelling and has many features apart from meshing. e.g. specification of material properties, topology, well locations, initial and boundary conditions etc.,etc
Comments:
GeoCad is a GUI interface to the TOUGH2 set of programs from Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (Karsten Pruess is the original author of these). These programs use the integrated finite element method to model flows of heat and mass in a porous media. The integrated finite element method can use any shaped element and GeoCad will allow you to draw any shaped element using the mouse. Elements may be divided by one or more lines. For automatic generation of many elements only quadrilateral bricks are supported
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