Project Summary
Code_Aster is a software package for finite element analysis and numeric simulation in structural mechanics originally developed as an in-house application by the French company EDF. Code_Aster represents by now 1,500,000 lines of source code, most of it in Fortran and Python, and is being constantly developed, updated and upgraded with new models. Justifying quality labels required by nuclear industry, most of the fields of the software have been validated by independent comparisons with analytical or experimental results, benchmarks towards other codes. Beyond the standard functionalities of a FEM software for solid mechanics, Code_Aster also compiles specific research in various fields : fatigue, damage, fracture, contact, geomaterials, porous media, multi-physics coupling.
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took an estimated 242 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in November, 2002
ending with its most recent commit about 20 years ago
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