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User's manual for ADAM (Air Force Dispersion Assessment Model). Volume 2. Final report, 22 January 1986-21 December 1987

Phani K. Raj, J.A. Morris

Abstract

The Air Force Dispersion Assessment Model (ADAM) (described in Volume I of this report) is implemented in FORTRAN in a computer program. This Volume describes what computers the program will run on, how to install the program on the computer, and how to use the model. Figures and Tables are used to illustrate the computer-program operation. The models are coded in the computer program in FORTRAN; the graphics output is coded in FORTRAN with FORTRAN-compatible HALO graphics macros for screen graphics. The complete program is designed to run on the Air Force's Zenith microcomputer. The model runs in under five minutes.

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Key concepts: Fortran, Volume (thermodynamics), Microcomputer, Macro, Graphics, Computer science, Computer program, Computer graphics (images)