Installation

Setting Up the Working Environment

1. Setting Up the Java Environment (version > 11)

Open a terminal and check your java version :
```
java -version
# or
javac -version
```
If Java is not installed or the version is too old, download it here:

https://adoptium.net/

Download and Run GeoClimate

1. Download and run GeoClimate

Download the last snapshot version of GeoClimate here: https://nightly.link/orbisgis/geoclimate/workflows/CI_snapshot/master/geoclimate-1.3.0-SNAPSHOT.zip
Extract the downloaded zip and in the extracted folder, execute :
```
java -jar geoclimate_jar_name.jar -h
```

You should obtain the following

Geoclimate CLI — Geoclimate CLI

Optional installations

2. Setting Up the Groovy Environment

To access the groovy console, you may download and install grovy : https://groovy-lang.org/install.html

3. Download and Install DBeaver

To visualise the generated database tables, you may download DBeaver here: https://dbeaver.io/

More information on how and why use DBeaver here

4. Download and Install QGIS

To visualise the processed data, you can download QGIS here: https://qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html

More information on how and why use QGis here

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