Daisy

If you are new here, you may want to start reading our short overview of Daisy and then maybe the page about getting started. Scientists may then proceed to our page with scientific descriptions of the model, while people who work on Danish environmental applications may proceed to the Danish language page about standardized use for environmental permits.

You can fetch the latest development version of Daisy by following the link in the Featured Downloads box to the right. You can get other old versions by searching for Deprecated Downloads in the Downloads tab.

News

• 2012-05-14: Fixed Daisy for newer versions of GCC, updated build instructions.
• 2012-04-24: Daisy 5.11 Bug fixes.
• 2012-03-23: Daisy 5.10 Bug fixes, mostly stabilizing 2D water movement and solute transport.
• 2011-11-08: We have a Google+ page.
• 2011-10-25: Daisy 5.00 released.
• 2011-05-11: Added two lists of Daisy related literature.
• 2011-04-29: New document: Preferential flow in Daisy 2D - Concept and model for tile drained soil
• 2011-04-26: Daisy 4.99 Bug fixes.
• 2011-04-19: Daisy 4.96 Restored TempOffset weather parameter.
• 2011-02-15: Daisy 4.93 with new flexible weather data support. New and buggy, don't use in production environment.
• 2010-10-14: Daisy 4.90 Bug fixes and minor features.
• 2010-10-14: Added documentation of numeric 2D transport algorithms used by Daisy.
• 2010-06-21: Daisy 4.87 changes log files, evaporation and more.

You can find some older news bullets here, more details in the user oriented NEWS file, or the programmer oriented ChangeLog file.

Content

Most of the content of this site is accessible from the pages listed under the Wiki tab. These pages can roughly be divided into the following categories:

• Structural pages, helping organize the other pages and the downloads.
• On-site descriptions of Daisy, targeted at different groups, as well as links to external papers and demonstrations.
• People, projects and organizations associated with Daisy.
• Releases of the Daisy software.
• Information for programmers about the source code.
• And finally, various utilities that might be relevant for Daisy users.

Not all stuff has been moved here yet, so you might want to visit our old home page as well.

Contact

You can contact the Daisy team by sending mail to daisy@dina.kvl.dk.