Team:BCCS-Bristol/Modeling

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BCCS-Bristol
iGEM 2009

Contents

Workflow

  • Study Team:BCCS-Bristol/Modeling/Ideas to understand high level development goals (you can add stuff to that page!)
  • Decide the specifics of what needs to be done and add items to your to-do list. Ideally the items added should read like commit messages
  • Commit to the [http://code.google.com/p/bsim-bccs/ subversion repository] and strike out the item on your to-do list, adding a reference to the commit number if possible e.g:
    • Rename BSimObject to BSimParticle r19

Todo list

Steve

  • Meet Sean Davies Monday 7th Aug re: beads - try to bring some polystyrene beads
  • Learn something more about bioscaffolds
  • Contact Paris team re:video
  • Decide whether we are talking at the synbio conference, if so, who is talking
  • Identify what batch simulations we wish to carry out asap. See [1].


  • If our paradigm is particle dynamics, interactions with solid boundaries (that have a shape) are making things more complicated than neccesary.. traer physics is proving a big inspiration, it's beautifully simple - following its lead I believe we could dramatically decrease the complexity of the bsim physics engine
  • Study whether 3D implementation of newPosition in BSimBacteriaCreate is reasonable r28
  • 3D tumbling in BSimBacteria r30
  • 3D diffusion for BSimChemicalField r29
  • 3D boundaries r34
  • Remove author, date from headers?
  • Further refactoring to achieve clear and consistent class-package naming: make toolbar a nested class of app?
  • Are PART_PART, PART_BACT, PART_BEAD really neccesary?
  • Add paper references to parameter values in the code using page from last year

Mattia

  • Last Year Bug Fixing:
    • New solution for reading gammaVals.txt (Old Problem: In Windows Vista semeed to be some reading problems)
    • Mathematic corrections in calcDistFromBoundary(Wrong Mathematics)

Emily

  • Fix BSim bug (short description here please :)
  • Understand how bacteria "tumble" under magnetic force
  • Finish coding the magnetic force
  • Code half-coated bead

Antos

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