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how to visualize and process results in ubuntu(v8p4r0) 1 year 8 months ago #42220

  • mnxhu
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hello,
i don't know how to visualize and process results in ubuntu(v8p4r0)?
can i use which kind of tool to deal with it ?
where can it be downloaded?
thank you.
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how to visualize and process results in ubuntu(v8p4r0) 1 year 7 months ago #42275

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Hi mnxhu,

I typically use ParaView for results visualization as it is cross-platform and very powerful for statistical analysis, animation, etc (but also not the easiest to learn).
You can generate .vtk files for input using:
converter.py srf2vtk input-selafin-file-name.slf output-vtk-file-name.vtk
Note that this will generate one .vtk file per time step in the .slf file, so I typically create a directory for .vtk files and set the output file to be in that directory.
You can also use this script, which requires extra steps and could be optimized:
www.opentelemac.org/index.php/kunena/par...e-intermediate-steps

Hope this helps,
André Renault
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how to visualize and process results in ubuntu(v8p4r0) 1 year 7 months ago #42331

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Hello,

If you get Paraview with SERAFIN plugin, SERAFIN files can be directly read by Paraview (and automatically read with .slf extension). I was heard that the plugin is available with the latest release of Paraview.

I have not tried myself with the releases of the enclosed link, but you can try:
www.salome-platform.org/?page_id=15
Paraview is installed with SALOME.

Anyway, you can use Python scripts available with the TELEMAC system (see the notebooks), e.g/ plot.py Python script (see plot.py -h or plot.py mesh2d -h).

If you want a visualisation tool available for every OS, you can use old FUDAA-PREPRO:
fudaa-project.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/...daa-Prepro+Downloads
You need to install java as single prerequisite. I am not sure it is the lastest release.

Hope this helps,

Chi-Tuan
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