A complete
VirtualBox Linux
installation that contains
SEATREE,
GPlates 1.2,
iGMT,
GMT,
shansyn,
and a range of other
Earth science software and datasets.
This customized Linux virtual machine is intended to provide easy
access to a range of freely available Earth science software and data
to illustrate the capabilities of such open source tools, and assist
in teaching map making and solid Earth research.
Download and installation
The free
VirtualBox
software (available for Windows, OS-X, and Linux) needs to be
installed first. Then,
donwload
and install any of the UGESCE files below as described here
(this only works for 64bit systems, sorry!):
Those are large files, but might be your best bets to install the
software independent of platform and operating system. Please send us
feedback if you like to see different software or data included or hae
problem in the use of UGESCE. For general VirtualBox questions, please
see the web and
the
VirtualBox manual.
For more information on how to use some of the software included
such as GMT and iGMT, see, for example,
my computing and Earth science mapping
teaching material, such as my
Mapping and
Modeling Earth Science Data short course, and
the iGMT and
SEATREE web site.
UGESCE v. 0.2 includes:
- Software
- Fedora 14 as the LINUX OS
- GPlates 1.2
- GMT 4.5.7, Netcdf
- iGMT 1.2
- SEATREE 2.0
- Latex, python, ipython, numpy
- g3data, octave, gnuplot
- paraview 3.4
- grads, GRASS
- GNU C and Fortran compilers
- numerous geophysics/geology type bash and awk scripts
- Datasets
- ETOPO2
- Mueller et al. (2008) seafloor age
- Smith & Sandwell (1997) gravity and geoid
- sediment thickness from Laske & Masters (1997)
- GSHAP PGA hazard map (Giardini et al., 2000)
- hotspots, volcanoes, city names, WSM data as of the iGMT distribution
Funding
Partial support provided through NSF-CAREER.
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