About

PDI supports loose coupling of simulation codes with libraries:

• the simulation code is annotated in a library-agnostic way,
• libraries are used from the specification tree.

This approach works well for a number of concerns including:

• parameters reading,
• data initialization,
• post-processing,
• result storage to disk,
• visualization,
• fault tolerance,
• logging,
• inclusion as part of code-coupling,
• inclusion as part of an ensemble run,
• etc.

Documentation

Learn about PDI:

• Installation,
• Core concepts,
• First steps,
• Plugins List of PDI plugins,
• User reference documentation:
  • annotation API reference: in C, Fortran and Python,
  • Specification tree reference,
• Developer reference documentation,
• Understand PDI philosophy.

Join us

If you are interested, join us!

• a PhD. position is available,
• 2 engineer positions to work on PDI are also available, drop an email if you are insterested,
• and we are always looking for people intereted in an internship, drop an email if you are insterested,
• get help on Slack,
• get the code from Gitlab.