Welcome to PecubeGUI’s documentation!

PecubeGUI is a graphical user interface for Pecube designed to help the Pecube’s users to provide their input parameters. PecubeGUI also offers extended options enabling to check the input topography, fault geometry, and geotherm. Latest diffusion kinetic models for apatite and zircon (U-Th)/He thermochronometry are also included. Finally, PecubeGUI is specifically designed to plot model predictions coming from Pecube’s output files (see documentation).

PecubeGUI is distributed under a GNU license that allows anyone to make modifications and share, as long as the distribution has the same license. However, for the sake of having an official and single version, if you provide any changes and wish to distribute your version, please contact us so that we can integrate your changes in the official version.

contact: maxime.bernard@uni-potsdam.de

Check out the Install PecubeGUI to go through the installation process, and the Introduction section for a quick overview of the interface.

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PecubeGUI-beta is now avalaible ! Get it now here: Install PecubeGUI

Contents

• Install PecubeGUI
  • Get PecubeGUI
  • MacOS
  • Windows
• Introduction
• Quick use of PecubeGUI
  • Create a new Pecube project
  • Provide input parameters
    • Topography tab
    • Time evolution tab
    • Thermal tab
    • Tectonic tab
    • Data tab
  • Run a Pecube model
• Extended usage
  • Create a new Pecube project
  • Provide input parameters
    • Topography tab
    • Time evolution tab
    • Thermal tab
    • Data tab
    • Tectonic tab
  • Run a Pecube model
  • Plotting results
    • Plot 2D data
    • Visualize 3D data
  • References
• Video tutorials
  • Introduction to PecubeGUI
• Examples
  • PeGUI
• Extra information
  • Sample_setting.txt

Provide suggestions

If you have any suggestion to improve the use of PecubeGUI, please you are very welcome ! Simply pull a request here: https://github.com/MBernAca/PecubeGUI_Doc/pulls

Bug report

If you face a bug or a PecubeGUI crash, please feel free to report it here: https://github.com/MBernAca/PecubeGUI_Doc/issues

Acknowledgment

The first version of PecubeGUI has been developed at the University of Potsdam within the COOLER ERC project led by Peter van der Beek.