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An RL-Gym for Challenge Problems in Data-Driven Modeling and Control of Fluid Dynamics.
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Read the full README ↗61+ environments | 6 solver backends | 2D & 3D | Ready for RL training
HydroGym is a comprehensive platform for applying reinforcement learning to fluid dynamics and flow control. With environments ranging from canonical benchmarks to turbulent flows, HydroGym provides a standardized Gymnasium-compatible interface for training RL agents on challenging CFD problems.
We strongly recommend using our pre-configured Docker containers for hassle-free setup:
# For NVIDIA GPUs (CUDA)
docker pull clagemann/hydrogym-nvhpc-26.1_cuda-12.9_hopper_blackwell:latest
# or
docker pull clagemann/hydrogym-nvhpc-26.1_cuda-12.9_turing_ampere:latest
# For AMD GPUs (ROCm)
docker pull clagemann/hydrogym-rocm-6.3.3:latest
# Run container
docker run -it --gpus all clagemann/hydrogym-nvhpc-26.1_cuda-12.9_turing_ampere:latest
HydroGym provides 61 environments across 6 solver backends:
| Solver Backend | Count | Description | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Firedrake (FEM) | 20 | Canonical flow control benchmarks | 2D |
| MAIA LBM | 55 | Lattice Boltzmann method environments | 2D, 3D |
| MAIA Structured FV | 8 | High-Reynolds turbulent boundary layers | 3D |
| NEK5000 | 2 | Spectral element turbulent channel flow | 3D |
| JAX | 2 | Differentiable fluid dynamics | 2D, 3D |
| JAX-Fluids | 2 | Compressible shock vector control | 2D, 3D |
Canonical Benchmarks (Low-Mid Re):
Airfoil Control:
High Reynolds Number Flows:
Fully Differentiable Flows:
All required environment checkpoints are available via HuggingFace and are downloaded on the fly when an environment is first created (internet connection required). If no internet connection is available at runtime — e.g. on compute nodes in HPC clusters — you can pre-download the environment files as outlined in examples/maia/README.md.
HydroGym includes comprehensive examples for each solver backend (internet connection required). We highly recommend using our provided docker containers:
See examples/firedrake/getting_started/ for detailed documentation.
cd examples/firedrake/getting_started
# Test environment interactively
./run_example_docker.sh
# Train with Stable-Baselines3
./run_example_docker.sh train
See examples/maia/getting_started/ for MPMD coupling details.
cd examples/maia/getting_started
# Prepare workspace (downloads from Hugging Face Hub) and
# Run with MPMD execution (1 Python + 1 MAIA process on GPU)
./run_example_docker.sh
# Prepare workspace and train with Stable-Baselines3
./run_example_docker.sh train
See examples/nek/getting_started/ for interface patterns.
cd examples/nek/getting_started
# Test single-agent environment
cd 1_nekenv_single
./run_nekenv_docker.sh
# ... or train with pettinzoo wrapper and SB3
cd 3_pettingzoo
./run_pettingzoo_docker.sh train
# ... or run zero-shot transfer learning
cd 6_zeroshot_wing_demo
./run_pettingzoo_docker.sh
See examples/jax/getting_started/ for detailed documentation.
cd examples/jax/getting_started
# Test Kolmogorov flow environment
cd 1_kolmogorov
./run_nekenv_docker.sh
# ... or test channel flow environment
cd 2_channel
./run_channel_docker.sh strong_actuation
# ... or run zero-shot transfer learning
cd 3_ppo
./run_ppo_docker.sh --env channel --num-envs 1 --num-steps 10 --num-minibatches 5
HydroGym works with standard RL libraries. Example with Stable-Baselines3:
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