
The IECM runs in the following environments:
MacOS, Linux and ChromeOS users: you will need to install the IECM under Wine or CrossOver. (CrossOver is highly recommended.) Porting Kit is also an option for Mac users. See the Readme file or our user manual for more details. You may also find it helpful to view the video on installing the IECM under CrossOver on our Tutorial Videos page.
The use of the IECM under Wine/CrossOver is not officially supported, however we will try to avoid doing anything that would cause it to stop working.
Like many small software developers, the IECM team has not invested the $$$ in a certificate to allow us to sign our applications. That may change in the future, but for now, Windows will say (correctly) that it cannot verify the publisher. However, Windows has recently become much more aggressive about this in some cases. This document describes a couple of confusing situations and what to do about them.
Also, some Windows computers come with a configuration called S mode, which will not allow you to run anything except software downloaded from the Microsoft Store. In this case, you will need to take your computer out of S mode in order to run the IECM.
The following downloads are available:
The documentation and license are included with the IECM downloads. If you prefer to read them in advance, you may download the current License and Readme separately. You may also view the User Manual online.
You may cite IECM 13.0 as follows:
IECM. (2025). Integrated Environmental Control Model (IECM) Version 13.0 (University of Wyoming). https://www.uwyo.edu/iecm/.
You may cite IECM 12.0 as follows:
IECM. (2024). Integrated Environmental Control Model (IECM) Version 12.0 (University of Wyoming). https://www.uwyo.edu/iecm/.
You will be given the opportunity to subscribe to updates when you download the IECM, or you may contact us and request to be added to the mailing list.
This version is being released as beta; assuming no major issues, it will be promoted to the current public release after 6 months, or when the next version is released, whichever comes first.
Although we encourage you to use the latest version of the IECM, we recognize that some folks need to use an older version, e.g. students who have been told to use a specific version for a class. The following versions are available for download:
If you have saved sessions or fuel databases in a version of the IECM older than 8.0.1, you may download a conversion utility (19MB) to allow you to use these databases in newer versions. This utility only runs under Windows.
You may also view the License and Readme files for these older versions.