Nami

WebGL tsunami simulator that seamlessly integrates with the web.

See this demo:

Installation

Nami can be installed using the Node Package Manager

npm install namijs

• Import with <script/> (coming soon)
• Import with 'import' (coming soon)
• Import with 'require' (coming soon)

Examples

• "Hello world"
• Switch scenario with key press (coming soon)
• Integration with Three.js, Leaflet, ArcGIS and CesiumJS (coming soon)
• Save colored texture to a video (coming soon)

API

(coming soon)

More info

• Why Nami?
• How was it done?
• Has it been used before?
• Are simulations accurate?
• Can I simulate "this"?

Check the preprint

Local development environment

A 'docker-compose.yml' is provided with two services nami and local-server. The nami service opens a container whose contains the node_modules dependencies and its CMD builds the bundle. This build is created with rollup and stored direcly into the host folder which is shared with the local-server. This local-server is a python simple http server that will enable properly loading this built file.