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'''SALOME''' is a multi-platform [[Open-source software|open source]] ([[GNU Lesser General Public License|LGPL-2.1-or-later]]) [[Computational science|scientific computing]] environment, allowing the realization of industrial studies of [[physics]] simulations.

This platform, developed by a partnership between [[Électricité de France|EDF]] and [[French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission|CEA]], sets up an environment for the various stages of a study to be carried out: from the creation of the [[Computer-aided design|CAD]] model and  the [[Mesh generation|mesh]]  to the post-processing and visualization of the results, including the sequence of calculation schemes. Other functionalities such as [[Uncertainty quantification|uncertainty treatment]], [[data assimilation]] are also implemented.

SALOME does not contain a physics solver but it provides the computing environment necessary for their integration. The SALOME environment serves as a basis for the creation of disciplinary platforms, such as salome_meca (containing [https://www.code-aster.org code_aster]), [https://www.code-saturne.org/cms/web/salome_cfd SALOME_CFD] (with [[Code Saturne|code_saturne]]) and [https://www.salome-platform.org/?page_id=318s SALOME-HYDRO] (with [http://www.opentelemac.org/ TELEMAC-MASCARET]).

It is also possible to create tools for specific applications (for example [[civil engineering]], fast dynamics in pipes or rotating machines, available in salome_meca) whose specialized [[Graphical user interface|graphical interfaces]] facilitate the performance of a study.

In addition to using SALOME through its graphical interface, most of the functionalities are available through a [[Python (programming language)|Python]] [[API]]. SALOME is available on its official website.<ref>((Cite web|title=Welcome to the www.salome-platform.org — SALOME Platform|url=https://www.salome-platform.org/|access-date=2022-11-17|website=www.salome-platform.org))</ref>

A SALOME Users’ Day takes place every year, featuring presentations on studies performed with SALOME in several application domains, either at EDF, CEA or elsewhere. The presentations of previous editions are available on the official website.

== History and consortium ==
[[File:Salome9 7.png|thumb|260x260px|SALOME splash screen]]
The development of SALOME started around the year 2000 by a 9-sided partnership, including EDF, CEA and Open Cascade.<ref>((Cite web|title=History — SALOME Platform|url=https://www.salome-platform.org/?page_id=676|access-date=2022-11-17|website=www.salome-platform.org))</ref> The SALOME acronym means "Numerical Simulation by Computing Architecture in Open Source and with Evolving Methodology" (in French, « Simulation numérique par Architecture Logicielle en Open source et à Méthodologie d'Évolution »). Since 2020, the partnership focuses on industrial applications in the energy domain and is formed by EDF and CEA.

== The MED format ==
The [https://www.salome-platform.org/user-section/about/med MED] format (Modèle d’Échange des Données in French, for Data Exchange Model) is a specialization of the [[Hierarchical Data Format|HDF5]] standard. It is jointly owned by EDF and CEA. MED is SALOME's data exchange model. The MED data model offers a standardized representation of meshes and result [[Field (physics)|fields]] that is independent of the simulated physics. The MED library is developed in [[C (programming language)|C]] and [[C++]] and has an API in C, [[Fortran|FORTRAN]] and Python.

== Available features ==
[[File:Barre des modules 9.7.png|thumb|493x493px|SALOME 9.7 module bar]]
SALOME offers many features, including a powerful open source parametric CAD modeller, a multi-algorithm mesh generator/editor, a computational code supervisor, and many data analysis and processing tools.

Most of the modules are accessible both through the GUI and Python script. However, some modules remain dedicated to a purely scripted use (via python script). Here is the list of the available modules of SALOME 9.9<ref>((Cite web|title=SALOME 9.9 Release Notes|url=https://files.salome-platform.org/Salome/Salome9.9.0/SALOME_9_9_0_Release_Notes.pdf))</ref><ref name=":0">((Cite web|title=Download Page — SALOME Platform|url=https://www.salome-platform.org/?page_id=15|access-date=2023-06-23|website=www.salome-platform.org))</ref> and that are also accessible via [[Python (programming language)|Python]] [[Scripting language|scripts]] :

* '''SHAPER''': [[Parametric design|parametric]] and variational [[Computer-aided design|CAD]] generator of geometrical models for physics simulation in industrial domains, compatible with the [[STEP format|STEP]], [[IGES]] and [[Boundary representation|BREP]] formats;
* '''GEOM''': this component provides multiple functionalities for creating, viewing and modifying geometric CAD models.
* '''SMESH''': [[Mesh generation|mesh generator]], compatible with the UNV, MED, [[STL (file format)|STL]], [[CGNS]], SAUV and [[Graphical Modeling Framework|GMF]] formats, that contains the MeshGems suite (developed by the Distene company, under commercial license), the NetGen algorithms, mesh handling functionalities and mesh quality control operations;
* '''ParaViS''': advanced [[scientific visualization]] module, based on the [[ParaView]] open source software developed by [[Kitware]] company;
* '''YACS''': computation orchestration;
* '''JobManager''': module for distant launching of jobs on cluster;
* '''EFICAS''': data interface creator and dataset dynamic validation module;
* '''ADAO''': [[data assimilation]] module;
* '''HOMARD''': [[Adaptive mesh refinement|adaptive mesh]] generator by mesh element division following given criteria (zone, error criteria given by the physics computation, etc.);
* '''PERSALYS''': graphical interface of OpenTURNS, which is the [[Uncertainty quantification|uncertainty treatment]] and [[Statistics|statistical analysis]] module;

The modules only accessible in python are:

* '''MEDCoupling''': [[Mesh generation|mesh]] and [[Field (physics)|field]] handling module, accessible through [[Python (programming language)|Python]] [[Scripting language|scripts]] only (without a [[Graphical user interface|graphical interface]]);
* '''[https://melissa-sa.github.io/ Melissa]''': in-situ [[Statistics|statistical]] data post-treatment module oriented to sensitivity studies, accessible through [[Python (programming language)|Python]] [[Scripting language|scripts]] only (without a [[Graphical user interface|graphical interface]]);

== Available versions ==
SALOME is available for several [[Unix|UNIX]] [[operating system]]s and [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]. All versions are available on the SALOME official website<ref name=":0" /> and the disciplinary platforms’ websites.<ref>((Cite web|title=Download salome_meca|url=https://code-aster.org/V2/spip.php?rubrique21|access-date=2023-06-23|website=www.code-aster.org))</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
* [https://www.salome-platform.org/ Official website]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm7CSP3v1VF6brzmTlV9c3Q SALOME's YouTube channel]
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