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RINGMesh: A programming library for developing mesh-based geomodeling applications

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Jeanne Pellerin *
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Arnaud Botella
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François Bonneau
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Antoine Mazuyer
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Benjamin Chauvin
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Bruno Lévy
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Guillaume Caumon
DOI:10.1016/j.cageo.2017.03.005delete
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RINGMesh is a C++ open-source programming library for manipulating discretized geological models. It is designed to ease the development of applications and workflows that use discretized 3D models. It is neither a geomodeler, nor a meshing software. RINGMesh implements functionalities to read discretized surface-based or volumetric structural models and to check their validity. The models can be then exported in various file formats. RINGMesh provides data structures to represent geological structural models, either defined by their discretized boundary surfaces, and/or by discretized volumes. A programming interface allows to develop of new geomodeling methods, and to plug in external software. The goal of RINGMesh is to help researchers to focus on the implementation of their specific method rather than on tedious tasks common to many applications.
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Structural model
Geology
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Unstructured meshes
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