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  • Installing the OpenQuake engine
    • Universal installer
    • Installing on Windows
    • Installing on MacOS
    • Installing for development
    • Running on multiple nodes (cluster/zmq)
    • Server and WebUI
    • Running on a SLURM cluster (experimental)
    • Deploying Docker container
  • Running Calculations
    • Using the Command Line
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    • Using the QGIS Plugin
    • Via Unix
    • On Windows
  • Risk quickstart: run a scenario
  • Demos and Tutorials
  • Training Website
  • Getting Started

Getting Started#

This section contains information on how to install and run the OpenQuake engine, as well as some basic demos to get you started quickly with the software. We also provide a link to the OpenQuake training website, which contains a number of guided tutorials and exercises to help you learn how to use the software.

  • Installing the OpenQuake engine
    • Changing the version
    • Other installation methods
    • Cloud
    • Getting help
  • Running Calculations
    • Using the Command Line
    • Using the Web UI
    • Using the QGIS Plugin
    • Via Unix
    • On Windows
  • Risk quickstart: run a scenario
    • 1. Get the demonstration files
    • 2. Run the calculation
    • 3. Inspect and export the results
    • 4. Check that the results make sense
    • Where to go next
  • Demos and Tutorials
    • Demos for the Hazard Module
    • Demos for the Risk Module
    • GitHub Tutorials
    • Youtube Training Sessions
  • Training Website

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