The KRG members develop and maintain a number of codes for Computational Fluid Dynamics and High Performance Computing. Source codes are hosted on Bitbucket. The group repositories are found here: KRG@Bitbucket.

Contact Dr. Kasbaoui for permissions.

AGAVE is a supercomputer maintained by ASU Research Computing. ASU students may use these resources free of charge based on a priority system. KRG members have priority access to a restricted partition, with 12 Intel Xeon Gold 6252 nodes (578 cores total).

• AGAVE OpenOnDemand platform (requires an account and VPN access off-campus).
• AGAVE account request form.
• AGAVE status page.
• ASU Research Computing tutorials & workshops.
• Email Prof. Kasbaoui to be added to the lab's partition.

Git is a powerful software that will help you track edits to your source code. Students are encouraged to use Git for their Fortran codes, Matlab scripts, latex journal papers and basically anything that you start on a computer. Some helpful links:

• The art of the commit.
• Git the safety net of your projects.
• Download SourceTree for Mac users.

VisIt is an open-source visualization software developed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Our group has developed a suite of scripts and workflows that use the parallel rendering capabilities of VisIt.

• Download the latest executables.
• Gui documentation.
• Python-cli documentation.

• The old but gold NSF Fluid Mechanics Series. Must watch.
• Dr. Nicole Sharp’s outstanding blog dedicated to fluids: FYFD.
• The APS Gallery of Fluid Motion.

General resources and advice for PhD Students

• How to write a research journal article in engineering and science.
• Dr. Zachary Holman’s (ASU, SEMTE) excellent guide to writing journal articles.
• The 3 qualities of successful Ph.D. students.