WMT
===

The CSDMS Web Modeling Tool
---------------------------

WMT is a RESTful web application that allows users to build and run
coupled surface dynamics models on a high-performance computing
cluster (HPCC) from a web browser on a desktop, laptop or tablet
computer.

With WMT, a user can:

* select a Common Component Architecture (CCA) component model from a
  list to run in standalone mode,
* build a coupled model from multiple components organized as nodes of
  a tree structure,
* view and edit the parameters for these model components,
* upload custom input files to the server,
* save models to a server, where they can be accessed on any
  Internet-accessible computer,
* share saved models with others in the community, and
* run a model by connecting to a remote HPCC where the components are installed.

Although WMT is web-based, the creation and configuration of a model
can be done offline.  Reconnection is necessary only when saving a
model and submitting it for a run.

For a detailed description of the WMT interface, please see
[WMT Help](http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/WMT_help) on the CSDMS
website.  For a brief tutorial, please see the
[WMT Tutorial](http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/WMT_tutorial).

See the [Releases](https://github.com/csdms/wmt/releases) page in the
wiki for downloads.

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WMT
===

The CSDMS Web Modeling Tool
---------------------------

WMT is a RESTful web application that allows users to build and run
coupled surface dynamics models on a high-performance computing
cluster (HPCC) from a web browser on a desktop, laptop or tablet
computer.

With WMT, a user can:

* select a Common Component Architecture (CCA) component model from a
  list to run in standalone mode,
* build a coupled model from multiple components organized as nodes of
  a tree structure,
* view and edit the parameters for these model components,
* upload custom input files to the server,
* save models to a server, where they can be accessed on any
  Internet-accessible computer,
* share saved models with others in the community, and
* run a model by connecting to a remote HPCC where the components are installed.

Although WMT is web-based, the creation and configuration of a model
can be done offline.  Reconnection is necessary only when saving a
model and submitting it for a run.

For a detailed description of the WMT interface, please see
[WMT Help](http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/WMT_help) on the CSDMS
website.  For a brief tutorial, please see the
[WMT Tutorial](http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/WMT_tutorial).

See the [Releases](https://github.com/csdms/wmt/releases) page in the
wiki for downloads.

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