WBGeo is an open-source workbench for geoscientific workflows — covering structural modeling, mesh generation, process simulation, and visualization in one integrated environment. Its core concept is a component-and-connector system in which workflows are assembled from typed, interchangeable components, each encapsulating a method or processing step behind a standardized interface. The workbench can be accessed directly through Python backend code or through the visual interface (visual DSL). Standardized interfaces make methods across each step exchangeable, enabling systematic comparison without rewriting pipelines.
📖 Full documentation: wbgeo.github.io
The fastest way to explore WBGeo is through the hosted demo — no installation required. Try the visual interface (visual DSL) directly in your browser:
To run WBGeo locally, follow the installation guide:
For contributors and developers, see the developer's guide.
This project was funded by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) under the Geoforschung für Nachhaltigkeit (GEO:N) initiative (Grant no. 03G0922A).
WBGeo is released under the European Union Public Licence v1.2 (EUPL-1.2).