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 After 17 years of commercial distribution, the software suite TELEMAC, dedicated to free surface flows, enters now in the second year of its freeware and open source era. We thank our more than 2,000 users for joining us and establishing TELEMAC as a world standard.
Initially built at Electricité de France, where it is still an important research project, TELEMAC is now managed by a consortium of core users:
BundesAnstalt für Wasserbau (BAW, Germany)
Centre d’Etudes Techniques Maritimes et Fluviales (CETMEF, France)
Daresbury Laboratory (United Kingdom)
Electricité de France R&D (EDF, France)
HR Wallingford (United Kingdom)
Sogreah (now in Artelia group, France)
TELEMAC is used by most partners for dimensioning and impact studies, where safety is prevailing and, for this reason, reliability, validation and a worldwide recognition of our tools are of utmost importance. As a consequence and to improve the access to TELEMAC for the whole community of consultants and researchers, the choice of open source has been made. Anyone can thus take advantage of TELEMAC and assess its performances, and will find necessary resources on this website. However the quality of assistance, maintenance and hotline support are also very important to professional users, and a special effort has been made to offer alternatively a broad range of fee-paying services. |
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Upcoming TELEMAC-MASCARET User Conference |
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The upcoming XIXth TELEMAC-MASCARET Users Conference will take place on the 18th and 19th October 2012. It will be held in Oxford in the United Kingdom. Training courses and workshops will be organised the two days preceeding the conference in nearby Wallingford at the headquarters of HR Wallingford. The conference itself will be held in St Hughs College in Oxford. This will be a great opportunity to learn more about TELEMAC-MASCARET system, meet fellow scientists, and discover the famous city 'of dreaming spires'.
We would welcome any suggestion as to your prefered topic for the training and workshops: you can vote for your favourite option in the following poll.
Registration is now open, and acessible via the following page. If you wish to present a paper, the deadline for abstract submission is 30 May 2012.
Link to: Abstract template
Link to: Paper template |
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The new Telemac 6.1 version, including Telemac-3D, is available |
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Among many new interesting features, here is a list of novelties in version 6.1:
- Internal coupling between Telemac-2D or 3D and Tomawac
- Bed roughness prediction by Sisyphe for Telemac-2D
- A tidal model around France for boundary conditions in Telemac-2D
- Updated Finite Volume options in Telemac-2D
- Thompson boundary conditions now work in parallel in Telemac-2D
- New tidal flats version of advection schemes, now independent of numbering (for Sisyphe, Telemac-2D and 3D)
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An online documentation of the source code of the entire TELEMAC system is provided under section 'documentation'. It includes a short description of every subroutine, details on primary variables, call and caller graphs and development history.
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