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Deutloff, Jakob
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Additionally, the option of initializing the model with prescribed sea-ice conditions
has been added.
You should be able to either use the executable file to run the model or compile it yourself. Both workflows are described below.
## Running the model with the pre-compiled executalbe
If you don't want to complie the model on your own computer, you should be able to use the provided executable (samsim.x).
This way, you don't need to have a fortran compiler on your local maschine. You only need to have python installed.
To run the model, you simply have to build a config.json file for the testcase you want to run by running the
respective build_config file with python.
Now you can simply run samsim by running the executable file. Windows user will need to run it from their Linux
sub-system which is activated by typing into the console :
````
bash
bash
````
Now you can run the model from the home directory (samsim3.0) by running the executable. To do this type:
````
bash
./samsim.x
````
## Compiling the Model
You need a Fortran compiler, preferably gfortran, which can be installed as follows:
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