Welcome to the documentation for the Funwave package! This guide will help you understand how to use Funwave in your projects and provide you with detailed information about its features and functionalities.
Funwave is a powerful package for simulating and analyzing ocean surface waves. It is designed to provide researchers and developers with a comprehensive set of tools for studying wave propagation, wave transformation, and related phenomena in coastal and offshore environments.
Key Features
- Accurate and efficient simulation of ocean surface waves
- Flexible modeling options for various coastal and offshore applications
- Advanced wave transformation and wave breaking algorithms
- Comprehensive visualization tools for analyzing simulation results
- Support for parallel computing to enhance performance
- Integration with other numerical models and data visualization tools
Installation Guide
To get started with Funwave, follow these steps:
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Navigate to your project directory.
- Run the following command to install Funwave:
npm install funwave
Usage
Funwave provides a simple and intuitive API for simulation setup and execution. Follow the steps below to use Funwave in your project:
- Import the Funwave package into your application:
// Importing the Funwave package
import { Funwave } from 'funwave';
- Create an instance of the Funwave class:
// Creating a Funwave instance
const funwaveInstance = new Funwave();
- Set the necessary simulation parameters:
// Setting simulation parameters
funwaveInstance.setParameter('gridSize', 100);
funwaveInstance.setParameter('timeStep', 0.1);
// ... set other parameters as required
- Load the required input data:
// Loading input data
funwaveInstance.loadBathymetry('path_to_bathymetry_file');
funwaveInstance.loadWaveConditions('path_to_wave_conditions_file');
// ... load other required data as needed
- Run the simulation:
// Running the simulation
funwaveInstance.runSimulation();
- Access and analyze the simulation results:
// Accessing simulation results
const simulationResults = funwaveInstance.getResults();
// ... analyze and visualize results as desired
Resources
Here are some additional resources to help you get started with Funwave:
Congratulations! You should now have a good understanding of Funwave and how to use it in your projects. Enjoy exploring the capabilities of Funwave and feel free to reach out to our support team if you have any questions or need assistance.