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 If you need to install the parallel IO version of the code, we would recommend that you start with a clean install of Python. This makes it easier to determine whether you have installed and linked the correct version of the parallel HDF5 library.
 
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 There are two versions when installing GeoBIPy, a serial version, and a parallel version. Since GeoBIPy uses a Fortran backend for forward modelling frequency domain data, you will need to have a Fortran compiler installed. Make sure that the compiler can handle derived data types since I make use of object oriented programming in Fortran.
 
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 Installing a serial version of GeoBIPy
 ======================================
 This is the easiest installation and provides access to a serial implementation of the code.
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 **Side note:**  Let's say you ran a production run on a parallel machine with MPI and parallel HDF capabilities. You generated all the results, copied them back to your local machine, and wish to make plots and images.  You will only need to install the serial version of the code on your local machine to do this.
 
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 Installing a parallel version of GeoBIPy
 ========================================
 Installing the parallel version of the code is a little trickier due to the dependencies necessary between the OpenMPI and/or HDF libraries, and how Python's mpi4py and h5py wrap around those.

docs/_sources/index.rst.txt

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 Currently there are two types of data that we have implemented; frequency domain electromagnetic data,
 and time domain electromagnetic data.
 The package comes with a frequency domain forward modeller, but it does not come with a time domain forward modeller.
-See the section :ref:`Installing_time_domain_forward_modeller` for more information.
-
 
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    :maxdepth: 2
    :caption: Contents:
-   content/api/api
+   content/getting_started
 

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 and time domain electromagnetic data.
-The package comes with a frequency domain forward modeller, but it does not come with a time domain forward modeller.
-See the section <a class="reference internal" href="content/getting_started/installation.html#installing-time-domain-forward-modeller"><span class="std std-ref">Installing the time domain forward modeller</span></a> for more information.</p>
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