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Hello everyone I read some paper when says that there is a script to extract vertical profiles in telemac 3D.
cerfacs.fr/tuc2019-repo/TUC2019_FullPape..._Audouin_tuc2019.pdf
I search in svn.opentelemac.org/svn/opentelemac/tags...1r1/scripts/python3/
I could not find it.
Also, I tried in ParaView with:
Plot point over time
Edit → Reset Session.
Open can.exo. Turn on all data. Apply.
Drag the can around with the left mouse button until you can see the can.
We want to plot a point over time. First, we need to select a point.
Click on Select Points On icon. Then, click on a point on the can.
Filters→Data Analysis→Plot Point Over Time. Apply.

My simulations are very heavy and paraview not respond
I tried with postel but I have the information for one plane and I need to compare my results with vertical profiles in several points.
Thank you very much

Hi, the Postel scripts come along your installed TELEMAC, if it is V8Px. May you find it on your local disk TELEMAC installation folder. C:\opentelemac-mascaret\v8p1\scripts\python3
Best regards

has a different name?

Finally, I found it here:

github.com/pprodano/pputils

extract_pt.py

Hello Juli,

The script you have found are Pputils which are scripts developed by Pat, but not the one available with the scripts of the TELEMAC-MASCARET system.

If you have a look at the notebook (jupyter-notebook index.ipynb run in the $HOMETEL/notebook folder), you can write your own script from the examples, e.g.:
Data extraction from 3d
Example of extraction of result on a plane.
Example of extraction of result on a horizontal slice.
Example of vertical extraction along a polyline.

FYI, from v8p2r0 (available since the December 1st), a new Postel script is available, see extract.py -h for the help how to use it:

usage: extract.py [-h] {timeseries,mesh2d,spectrum} ...

positional arguments:
{timeseries,mesh2d,spectrum}
plot command to do
timeseries Extract timeseries over points or nodes
mesh2d Extract x y from file
spectrum Extract spectrum of a given node at a given
record/time

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit


Hope this helps,

Chi-Tuan