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Published in Paul W. Ross, The Handbook of Software for Engineers and Scientists, 2018
R. L. Davis, L. A. Knox, T. E. Mertz
The COPY command is used to make copies of files in your default directory, to copy files from one directory to another directory, to copy files from other devices, or to create files consisting of more than one input file.
DeCE: the ENDF-6 data interface and nuclear data evaluation assist code
Published in Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology, 2019
The current version of DeCE recognizes more than 20 commands, which are given in the DeCE manual provided in the DeCE distribution package. Here we present some examples to demonstrate how DeCE works. The DUPLICATE command creates a new object and copy all the source object data into the destination. The DELETE command removes one section, or whole sections in the same . The READ command imports external data prepared in a data file into the specified section. The TABLE command tabulates the stored data in a human-readable format. There are some commands inspired by CRECTJ as well. The CALC command gives the sum, difference, ratio, and product of two sections in . The MAKE4 command generates the total inelastic scattering cross section from the partial level cross sections.
Parallel co-simulation of heavy-haul train braking dynamics with strong nonlinearities
Published in Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines, 2023
Qing Wu, Colin Cole, Maksym Spiryagin, Pengfei Liu
It can be argued that the brake command can also be saved in the air brake model and the corresponding communication in Figure 7 is not needed. In this paper, the brake command was designed as a part of the train simulation cycle to enable better generalities. For example, when ATO is being used, the brake command needs to be updated according to train dynamics. Also, traditionally, train dynamics simulation packages already have an input for brake command when using empirical air brake models. The brake command communication path allows a single input and a single copy of a brake command in the whole train braking dynamics simulation model, which is better for model management.
An open source analysis framework for large-scale building energy modeling
Published in Journal of Building Performance Simulation, 2020
Brian L. Ball, Nicholas Long, Katherine Fleming, Chris Balbach, Phylroy Lopez
In 2013, a tool called Docker was officially released (Merkel 2014). Docker enables the use of Linux containers, which are combinations of software code and dependencies in a lightweight and standalone package that includes everything needed to run an application. Containers can be used together and are designed to work in a networked environment across different computers. Docker containers also use less disk space than virtual machines because containers share the host operating system's kernel, as opposed to virtual machines that must provide their own full copy of an operating system.