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In article <1992Nov17.221414.1552@u.washington.edu> yuri@amath.washington.edu (Yuri Yulaev) writes:
>does anybody know about relyable package for 3D GCM. I don't need
>orography,chemistry, and other tough things: I need something to
>simulate wave propagation in 3D on sphere ( I have now 2D with shallow
>water).  Any info will appreciate. Yuri.

I don't know about reliable, but there is a very simple, freely
distributable 3D GCM in the anonymous ftp area of perelandra.cms.udel.edu
in the directory /models/PrimEqModel/.

It solves the 3D primitive equations in pressure coordinates on the
surface of a sphere.  

I have been unable to contact the author since the model first showed up
on the net several years ago.  His name is R. Saravanan, and he was at
Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University
of Cambridge (England) when the model was released.  If anyone knows
him, I would appreciate learning how to get in contact with him to 
find out if the model has been updated/superceded, etc....
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