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h1. Running CAMS (Tutorial)
This tutorial will teach you how to run the CAMS GUI with a simple scenario in simulation mode.
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First of all, *make sure you successfully completed the [[Installation#Developer installation process|Installation (Developer)]] tutorial*. Then, open a terminal and change the current directory to the folder where the core packages are installed.
<pre><code class="shell">
cd /path/to/nephelae_workspace
</code></pre>
h2. Accessing the files for a simulated cloud environment
In order to run CAMS in fully simulated mode first yout need a mesoNH file describing a synthetic atmospheric environment.
The computer @girofle@ at LAAS contains a mesoNH file that can be used with CAMS. You can use the command below to mount the folder the remote folder as a local directory:
<pre><code class="shell">
sshfs girofle.laas.fr:/media/Nephelae-Data/data/Nephelae/ mesonh_girofle_mount/
</code></pre>
The best way to work with this particular file is to download it to your computer. If you are at LAAS connected with an Ethernet cable, you have a high-bandwith and low-lattency link. Therefore you can read the files in the remote folder directly, but beware of errors that can occur if the quality of the connection degrades.
If not,
h2. Scenario setup
Scenario configuration files describe the atmospheric environment and the UAVs managed by CAMS. A valid configuration file is required to run the graphical interface server.
There are dedicated tutorial and reference guide wiki pages for scenario configuration, but for an initial run let's use a simple file.
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