Figure 1. A snapshot of 3D Visualisation of CitcomS geodynamic model output for Case 6 in Flament et al. (2022), at 180 Ma. Holes are virtually drilled at reconstructed kimberlite emplacement locations, presented as magenta columns extending from surface to the core-mantle boundary.
This repository is complementary to the manuscript "Joint-4D-Visualisation-and-Analysis-of-Geodynamic-Models-and-Geological-Data" in review.
It includes Python (3.8) and shell scripts, each referenced to the article in regard to their purpose of creation and/or modification from existing open-source codes. A sample CitcomS geodynamic model output for a single timestep (180 Ma) is also shared for the purpose of enabling users to test the framework in their own platforms.
I always appreciate feedback to improve this repository.
Dr. Ömer F. Bodur, School of Earth Sciences, Zhejiang University
Reference Flament, N., Bodur, Ö. F., Williams, S. E. and Merdith, A. S.: Assembly of the basal mantle structure beneath Africa, Nature, 603(7903), 846–851, 2022.
This framework provides a set of tools and scripts that enable users to visualise and analyze geodynamic models and geological data in the same platform. The repository is open source, and contributions from the community are welcome.
Clone the repository to your local machine using the following command: bash
''' git clone https://github.com/ofbodur/Joint-4D-Visualisation-and-Analysis-of-Geodynamic-Models-and-Geological-Data.git '''