Input information is prepared conveniently in the graphical regime inside the program or may be imported:
- Geometry and bathymetry of the area of computation.
- Locations of the open boundaries and open boundary conditions.
- Loading of pollutants from internal sources and from open boundaries.
- Time/space variable wind and atmospheric pressure fields.
- Bottom and ice roughness field.
- Analytical expressions for empirical coefficients.
- Initial conditions.
Using geographical maps of the computational domain as backgrounds makes pre- and post processing even more convenient.