I am trying to understand the role of horizontal wells in the productivity of large diameter wells in semi-arid regions. The TimML code developed by Prof. Bakker is an analytical element model used for radial collectors wells. I have worked with MATLAB so far and this code is written in Python (which I am learning now) and was hoping if somebody can help me to run this model. I have installed all the required tools, just not sure if I am doing it right.
Timml Link- https://github.com/mbakker7/timml/
Dear Sir,
You can use Anaconda which has a python IDE named spyder. You can download it from here ( https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/ ). It has many important packages like Numpy (for numerical computing), Matplotlib (for plotting), Pandas (for handling excel files ) preinstalled.
After installing Anaconda , open Anaconda Prompt/Powershell from start menu and install TimML using any code from (https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/timml ). For example: "conda install -c conda-forge timml ".
Then after opening spyder, copy and run examples given in form of ipython notebooks in the following location:
https://github.com/mbakker7/timml/tree/master/notebooks.
Else you can use jupyter (which comes with Anaconda, you can open it from start menu) to run these ipython notebooks directly.
Regards,
Aatish
Try what Aatish had recommended, if not working try Pycharm as an IDE if you are using Windows operating system . And if you are using Linux OS, better don't use any IDEs and go for usual text editors like Vim or Geany.
An alternative to anaconda for installing libraries is pip and it is very easy to use.
Hope it helps.
Hi Aatish Anshuman and Chandrasekhar Jinendran
Many thanks to both of you for the quick response. I think we (Aatish) met at AGU last year in San Francisco. Your solution is perfect and it worked nicely. I already had everything installed but was not able to figure out a proper tool.
Thanks Again.
Basant
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