dorado’s Documentation¶

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dorado is a python package developed to simulate the transport of passive particles in a flow field. Particle movement is simulated in a Lagrangian fashion using a weighted random walk formulation.

Getting Started¶

  • Installation Instructions
    • Installation via pip
    • Installation via conda
    • Installation from source
    • Editable installation from source
  • Quickstart
    • Demo 1- Using the High-Level API
    • Demo 2 - Using Lower-Level Functionality

Background¶

  • Background
  • Paper

User Guide¶

  • User Guide
    • Overview
    • Defining the params
    • Defining the Particles
    • The High-Level API
    • The Lower-Level API

Examples¶

  • Examples
    • Example 1 - Particles in Steady Flow (ANUGA)
    • Example 2 - Particles in Steady Flow (DeltaRCM)
    • Example 3 - Using the Built-In Animation Function
    • Example 4 - Toggling Steepest Descent
    • Example 5 - Visualizing Particle Travel Times
    • Example 6 - Set Travel Time Target
    • Example 7 - Drawing Particle Travel Paths (DeltaRCM)
    • Example 8 - Drawing Particle Travel Paths (ANUGA)
    • Example 9 - True Random Walk
    • Example 10 - Routing Particles in Parallel
    • Example 11 - The Travel Time Diffusion Coefficient
    • Example 12 - Unsteady Flow Fields
    • Example 13 - Using Unstructured Grids
    • Example 14 - Nourishment Area and Time Functions
    • External Examples

dorado In Publications¶

  • dorado In Publications

API Reference and Contributing Guidelines¶

  • License
  • Contributing
  • API Reference

Funding Acknowledgments¶

  • Acknowledgments

dorado

Navigation

  • Installation Instructions
  • Quickstart
  • Background
  • Paper
  • User Guide
  • Examples
  • dorado In Publications
  • License
  • Contributing
  • API Reference
  • Acknowledgments

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