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Revision as of 16:50, 7 November 2016
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
A brief introduction to the Davinci interface is presented here.
Documentation for KRC
- 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.]]
- Videos of Hugh Kieffer describing the Model in a 2 day workshop.
- How To Guides
Ls on the Web
Ls Tool is now available as a web application. To use the Ls Tool on the web, click here
