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App Catalog

DesignSafe provides access to simulation, analysis, visualization, and data tools for natural hazards research. Applications run on TACC HPC systems, virtual machines, web interfaces, or through JupyterHub notebooks. See How It Works for details on where each type of application runs.

Simulation

Application Description Execution License
OpenSees Structural and geotechnical earthquake simulation (serial, MP, SP, Py variants) HPC, VM Open Source
OpenFOAM Computational fluid dynamics for flow, heat transfer, turbulence HPC Open Source
ADCIRC Coastal circulation and storm surge finite element modeling HPC Open Source
LS-DYNA Explicit finite element analysis for dynamic problems HPC Licensed
MPM Material Point Method for large-deformation geomechanics HPC Open Source
Ansys Structural analysis and CFD via Ansys Workbench HPC (TAP) Licensed
EE-UQ Earthquake engineering with uncertainty quantification (SimCenter) HPC Open Source
Hydro-UQ Water loading assessment for tsunami and storm surge (SimCenter) HPC Open Source
WE-UQ Wind engineering with uncertainty quantification (SimCenter) HPC Open Source
PBE Performance-based engineering from multiple hazards (SimCenter) HPC Open Source
quoFEM Uncertainty quantification and optimization with FE (SimCenter) HPC Open Source
R2D Regional resilience and impact assessment (SimCenter) HPC Open Source
Dakota Optimization and uncertainty quantification JupyterHub Open Source
Clawpack Conservation laws for hyperbolic systems (wave propagation) JupyterHub Open Source

Analysis

Application Description Execution License
Jupyter Notebooks with Python, R, and access to TACC HPC via dapi JupyterHub Open Source
MATLAB Data analysis, algorithms, and modeling VM Licensed
HVSRweb Horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratio for seismic site analysis Web App Open Source
SWbatch Batch surface wave inversion using Geopsy/Dinver Web App Open Source

Visualization

Application Description License
ParaView Data analysis and visualization for large datasets Open Source
VisIt Configurable visualization for large datasets Open Source
STKO Scientific ToolKit for OpenSees visualization Open Source
GiD Mesh geometry and pre/post-processing Licensed
Kalpana Convert ADCIRC output to GIS shapefiles Open Source
FigureGen Image generation from ADCIRC output files Open Source
Potree Point cloud visualization for LiDAR data Open Source

GIS and Field Data

Application Description License
Hazmapper Geospatial data visualization with geotagged photos and GPS tracks Open Source
QGIS Geographic information system for geospatial analysis Open Source
Taggit Image organization, grouping, and tagging Open Source

Hazard Data

Application Description License
Ground-Motion Portal Generate seismograms for historical and scenario earthquakes Open Source
NGL (Next-Generation Liquefaction) Liquefaction database access with CPT Viewer Open Source
TPU Wind Wind pressure databases from wind tunnel tests Open Source
VORTEX-Winds DEDM-HR Wind tunnel measurement databases Open Source

Tapis App IDs

When submitting jobs through dapi, the app_id parameter specifies which application to run. The table below lists common app IDs. Use ds.apps.list() for the full current list.

Application app_id System MPI Notes
OpenSees MP opensees-mp-s3 Stampede3 Yes Parallel structural analysis
OpenSees SP opensees-sp-s3 Stampede3 Yes Single-process parallel
OpenSees EXPRESS opensees-express VM No Serial Tcl on shared VM
OpenFOAM openfoam-s3 Stampede3 Yes CFD simulations
ADCIRC adcirc-s3 Stampede3 Yes Storm surge modeling
LS-DYNA ls-dyna-s3 Stampede3 Yes Explicit dynamics
MPM mpm-s3 Stampede3 Yes Material point method
Agnostic App designsafe-agnostic-app Stampede3 Configurable General-purpose (Python, Tcl, PyLauncher)
OpenSeesPy openseespy-s3 Stampede3 No Python-based OpenSees

App IDs may include version suffixes (e.g., opensees-mp-s3-3.7.0). When no version is specified, the latest version is used.


The full list of applications is maintained at DesignSafe Tools & Applications. The SimCenter provides additional research and learning tools beyond those listed here.

Detailed configuration guides exist for OpenSees, OpenFOAM, ADCIRC, and the Agnostic App.