Task: Engineering
Description: Debian Science Engineering packages
 This metapackage will install Debian Science packages related to Engineering.

Depends: qcad

Depends: opencascade-tools

Depends: gerris

Depends: gmsh

Depends: libmesh0.6.2-dev | libmesh-dev

Depends: tochnog

Depends: netgen

Depends: varkon

Depends: pythoncad

Depends: salome
Homepage: http://www.salome-platform.org/
WNPP: 457075
License: LGPL
Responsible: Adam C Powell IV <hazelsct@debian.org>
Pkg-URL: http://lyre.mit.edu/~powell/salome/
Pkg-Description: Engineering simulation framework
 Salomé is a powerful LGPL framework for engineering simulations.  It has
 CAD capability within itself, can import and export CAD files in IGES
 format, can mesh those files, and control an external parallel solver
 such as Code Aster, then visualize the results.  Salomé is at the heart
 of the new CAELinux (Computer-Aided Engineering Linux) live DVD
 distribution.

Depends: brlcad
Homepage: http://my.brlcad.org/
WNPP: 289632
License: GPL
Responsible: none
Pkg-Description: A Combinatorial/Constructive Solid Geometry, solid modeling system
 BRL-CAD is a powerful Combinatorial/Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG)
 solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor,
 ray-tracing support for rendering and geometric analysis,
 network-distributed framebuffer support, image and signal-processing
 tools, and an embedded scripting language. It has been developed over
 a 20 year period and is now a stable mature product. This is the
 first GPL'ed release of the package. It is being maintained by the
 US Army Research laboratory (ARL).

Depends: openturns
Homepage: http://trac.openturns.org/
WNPP: 490907
License: LGPL
Responsible: Christophe Prud'homme <prudhomm@debian.org>
Pkg-URL: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-scicomp/openturns/trunk/?rev=0&sc=0
Pkg-Description: uncertainty treatment and reliability analyses
 OpenTURNS is an Open source initiative to Treat Uncertainties, Risks'N 
 Statistics in a structured industrial approach. 
 Since the beginning of 2005, a partnership of three companies has been working
 on building together a tool designed to perform uncertainty treatment and 
 reliability analyses.
 .
 OpenTURNS is a Unix/Linux software with three main components : 
 .
 - a scientific C++ library including an internal data model and algorithms 
 dedicated to the treatment of uncertainties. The main function of that library
 is giving to specific applications all the functionalities needed to treat 
 uncertainties in studies. Targeted users are all engineers who want to 
 introduce the probabilistic dimension in their so far deterministic studies. 
 .
 - an independent application with a graphical user interface. This application
 was built to become the work environment for the specialist of the treatment 
 of uncertainties. Targeted users are once again industrial practitioners: 
 those who identify the treatment of uncertainties as a full task, which can be
 spread to multiple engineering domains. 
 .
 - a python module with high level operators in the probabilistic and statistical
 field. The interest of this language is to be both a powerful scientific 
 language (capable of using C++ libraries), and a user friendly interpreted 
 language like Matlab(tm) one. This python module was designed to make the 
 development of prototypes easier (in order to test new algorithms and methods 
 for example), to become an easy-to-use support for educational works. This 
 module intends to become a natural environment capable of integrating new 
 developments within the field of uncertainty and sensitivity analysis. The 
 targeted users are here research centres and the academic community.

Depends: aster
Homepage: http://www.code-aster.org/
WNPP: 458812
License: GPL
Responsible: Adam C Powell IV <hazelsct@debian.org>
Pkg-URL: http://lyre.mit.edu/~powell/aster/
Pkg-Description: Thermal and mechanical finite element simulation software
 Code_Aster (file/package name aster) is a mature finite element code for
 structural and thermal analysis.  Its development has been guided by the
 needs of the nuclear engineering industry, and it enjoys wide use and
 distribution.  It is also a major component of the recently-released
 CAELinux live DVD distribution, and links well with Salomé for
 high-quality pre- and post-processing.

