Fast and accurate line-by-line radiative transfer model for the infrared
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How to obtain 4A/OP
Licence Agreement
  • Non-commercial use:

    The full software package 4A/OP is available as a freeware product only for academic use and to those wishing to use the code for scientific research. Click here to access the conditions of a non-commercial use of the software.
    If you accept the terms of these conditions, please complete the Licence Agreement by way of the on-line registration form.

  • Commercial use:

    For a purpose other than a research or academic use, please click here to access the conditions of a commercial use of the software.
    If you accept the terms of these conditions, please complete the Licence Agreement by way of the on-line registration form.

The Licence Agreement must be signed and sent in five copies to Noveltis at:

Noveltis "Licence Agreement"
Parc technologique du Canal
2, avenue de l'Europe
31520 Ramonville-Saint-Agne
France

E-mail: 4AOP@noveltis.fr


On receipt of the mail, the software 4A/OP will be made available on a medium (CDROM, DVD or other).

Compatibility

4A/OP may be obtained for implementation under Unix (Sun and Linux) operating system. The source code is the same for all, but the method of building the executable program varies. 4A/OP has been compiled and tested on Sun (Sparc Solaris, with the Forte 6.2 Fortran 90 compiler) and Linux PC environments (tested compilers: pgf90, f90-sun, ifort, g95/gfortran, gcc compiler (GNU compiler) and cc (SUN compiler)).

The 4A/OP Graphical User Interface (GUI) needs that Tcl/Tk (at least version 8.4) is installed on the system. See http://www.tcl.tk for more information on Tcl/Tk.
The visualization part of the 4A/OP GUI needs Gnuplot software in order to plot graphs. The GUI has been tested with the following version of Gnuplot: Unix version 3.7 patchlevel 0. See http://www.gnuplot.info for more information on Gnuplot.

Minimal Configuration

The 4A/OP installation occupies about 25 MB on disk.

In addition, the Atlas files can require up to 6.5 GB of disk space (this volume depends on the simulation needs).

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