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Atlantis is software for modeling marine ecosystems, including spatial and temporal dynamics. This ecosystem model considers all parts of marine ecosystems – biophysical, economic, and social. Originally focused on the biophysical world and then on fisheries, it has grown to be used for cumulative impacts and climate-related questions. Developed by Dr. Beth Fulton at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

More information on Atlantis can be found at the links below or at Atlantis_example_and_instructions

Attention!

Atlantis is a living piece of software. If you would like to know more, please go to the Atlantis research page or email the developers.

To get the most out of Atlantis, it is strongly recommended that you register with the developers so we can support you and connect you with the user community. To do that email the developers. If the link doesn't autoconnect to your email, please check whether your pop-up blocker is turned on in your browser. Alternatively, right-click the text "email to developers" and select "copy email". The manual and the wiki are available from the links below. Note that the wiki is kept as an archive and is no longer updated. All current information is found in the manual.

License

This project is licensed under the CSIRO open-source License - see the LICENSE.md file for details. The software is free to use, but please still register with the developers so they know who they are supporting. When you send the email, please be sure it includes your name, affiliation, and a brief line explaining why you are interested. This is important for us to provide you with the best possible support - it will not affect access, which is free of charge regardless.

Atlantis current release Atlantis v3.6721

Version numbering: atlantis_major_release.atlantis_version

An Atlantis major release represents a significant change to the code, often not backward-compatible.

The Atlantis version represents smaller fixes and new features and follows the historical versioning, which is detailed in the historical CHANGELOG

Active Atlantis Models

Model Name Region Country Contacts GitHub URL
NEUS Northeast USA USA Andy Beet, Joe Caracappa https://github.com/NEFSC/READ-EDAB-neusAtlantis
NoBa Nordic and Barents Seas Norway Cecilie Hansen NA
Gulf of Mexico USA; Mexico Cameron Ainsworth NA
Southern Gulf of Mexico Mexico Cameron Ainsworth NA
California Current USA Isaac Kaplan NA
CAM Chesapeake Bay USA Tom Ihde NA
Icelantis Iceland Iceland Jacob Kasper https://github.com/jacobkasper/Icelantis
South Australia Australia Beth Fulton NA
Salish Sea Canada Raisha Lovindeer NA
AMPS Puget Sound USA; Canada Hem Nalini Morzaria-Luna NA
Southern Benguela South Africa Kelly Cisneros NA
Tasman and Golden Bays New Zealand NA
Korean Peninsula South Korea Junggil Seo NA
Chatham Rise New Zealand Vidette McGregor NA
Gulf of Alaska USA Alberto Rovellini https://github.com/somros/AtlantisGOA_Base
LMAM Lake Michigan USA Kevin Cazelles

Atlantis Models not currently maintained

Model Name Region Country Contact GitHub URL URL Publication
Baltic https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0199168
English Channel France http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ecss.2016.10.016
Lake Victoria Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.envsoft.2016.09.019
NGOC Northern Gulf of California Mexico Hem Nalini Morzaria-Luna NA NA
Guam USA https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/893

CSIRO documents many of these models, their intended uses, and the types of questions the models are being used to address.

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