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* A brief introduction to the Davinci interface is presented [[Introduction to the Davinci interface|here]].}}
 
* A brief introduction to the Davinci interface is presented [[Introduction to the Davinci interface|here]].}}
  
{{header|Documentation|for KRC|*[[KRC_JGR_2013|A paper]] published in the Journal of Geophysical Research.  The paper contains lots of details on the inner workings of KRC and comparisons to other relevant models.}}
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{{header|Documentation|for KRC|*[[KRC_JGR_2013|Thermal model for analysis of Mars infrared mapping]] - published in 2013 in the Journal of Geophysical Research.  The paper contains lots of details on the inner workings of KRC and comparisons to other relevant models.}}
 
** [http://krc.mars.asu.edu/images/e/e2/JGR_Paper_Updates_344_03012017.pdf Corrections to JGR 2013 KRC paper]
 
** [http://krc.mars.asu.edu/images/e/e2/JGR_Paper_Updates_344_03012017.pdf Corrections to JGR 2013 KRC paper]
 
*[[KRC Workshop Videos|Videos]] of Hugh Kieffer describing the Model in a 2 day workshop.
 
*[[KRC Workshop Videos|Videos]] of Hugh Kieffer describing the Model in a 2 day workshop.

Revision as of 11:55, 1 March 2017

Welcome to the KRC Wiki

KRC is a planetary surface temperature model developed by H. H. Kieffer.

KRC Stands for: 
-K = k = conductivity
-R = rho = density
-C = Cp = specific heat

Download KRC 

Download the latest version of KRC here.

Compile KRC 

Instructions to compile the latest version of KRC here.

KRC on the Web 

KRC is now available as a web application. To use KRC on the web, click here

KRC Tutorial 

Documentation for KRC 

How to Guide 

KRC validation report 

  • KRC validation reports are available here

Ls on the Web 

A Ls Tool is now available as a web application. To use the Ls Tool on the web, click here

Other  

Personal tools