Welcome to the LUDUS framework

The LUDUS framework started as LOVECLIM User's Development, Unofficial Software as a mean to provide a plateform for users of LOVECLIM developping it further.

LUDUS as evolved over time to be a framework where exchange, improvements and bugfixes are shared for the LOVECLIM unofficial version. It thus provides a ground for training with the LOVECLIM model before going to the wider Science Arena. As such it is not unlike the ​Ludus Magnus of the ancient Rome that provided training for the gladiators before the Arena.

Where to start?

If you are a member of the LUDUS plateform, the first action to consider is to login (link on the upper right) so as to obtain the full details on everything available on this page. Then, you probably want to checkout the "Timeline" section, to see what are the latest developments with LOVECLIM / iLOVECLIM.

Another thing you may want to look at is the Documentation.

Publication specific

Below are resources used to track the different use of the model in scientific publications.

Development manuscript for iLOVECLIM are combined in a time unlimited special issue of the peer-reviewd international journal ​'Geoscientific Model Development' of the the European Geoscience Union (​EGU). Checkout that resource firs there: == ​''i''LOVECLIM ==

Here are a few manuscript - specific ressources

• Roche, 2013, GMD ; status: published
  • Version of the model used: changeset:312/trunk
  • No specific scenario used
  • Link to the manuscript: ​webpage and ​pdf version

• Bugelmayer et al., 2014, GMDD ; status: Submitted
  • Version of the model used: changeset:347/trunk -- changeset:370/trunk
  • Additional scenario files used: attachment:example.tgz
  • Link to the manuscript: NOT YET AVAILABLE

End of edited section on LUDUS, still under construction

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