The Darwin Project is an initiative, based at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to advance the development and application of novel models of marine microbes and microbial communities, identifying the relationships of individuals and communities to their environment, connecting cellular-scale processes to global microbial community structure. More details of the project can be found at http://darwinproject.mit.edu/

Part of this project includes the development of the DARWIN marine ecosystem model that is part of the MITgcm (http://mitgcm.org). Code can be downloaded from that website.

There are several version of the DARWIN model, and it continues to evolve. The purpose of this dataverse is to provide output and model code and input fields from various version of the DARWIN model.
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MONOD_RADTRANS(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Jan 24, 2018
This version of the model was runs with the darwin2 packages. Details are available in Dutkiewicz et al. 2015. Two configurations are available: one simulation repeats a generic year, the second is a simulation from 1992-2006. The model resolves the cycling of carbon, phosphorus, nitrogen silica, iron, and oxygen through inorganic, living, dissolve...
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