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10. River climate (Water temperature and flow)
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11. Ocean climate
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For the sake of conciseness, all submodels are not extensively justified here. Please see [Wiki](https://github.com/Ibasam/IBASAM/wiki) and Piou et al. (2012) for further explanations and graphics of some of the mathematical functions used.
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For the sake of conciseness, all submodels are not extensively justified here. Please see [model description](ibasam) and Piou et al. (2012) for further explanations and graphics of some of the mathematical functions used.
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- **How to use IBASAM?**
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The IBASAM model was developed in C++ and interfaced as a shared library for R (R Development Core, 2010) to make easy the statistical analyses of model outputs. The C++ source codes and R scripts to create and use the model as R package are available online on Github. More detailed explanations are provided here:
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[Installation procedure](docs/installation.md)
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[Installation procedure](howtouse.md)
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- **What is IBASAM’ goal?**
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