The On Ramp/Level 1/Post-Process - Revision history

Jrwrigh: typo fix for category

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typo fix for category

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Misc edits

2022-09-18T18:40:28Z

Jrwrigh moved page Level 1 Post-Process to The On Ramp/Level 1/Post-Process: Move to a subpage organization

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‎Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities

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‎Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities

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‎Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities

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‎Visualization File

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‎Visualization File

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‎Visualization File

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−	[[Category:Post-~~Processing~~]] [[Category:Paraview]]	+	[[Category:Post-processing]] [[Category:Paraview]]

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-In this section we will learn how to set-up the Visualization file which Paraview (Our flow visualization software) reads in, and how to utilise Paraview to analyze our flow field solutions generated by PHASTA.
+In this section we will learn how to set-up the Visualization file which [[ParaView]] (a flow visualization software) reads in, and how to utilize Paraview to analyze our flow field solutions generated by [[PHASTA]].
 == Visualization File ==
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 <code>vglrun /users/jeffhadley/Builds/build-paraview-v5.7.0/bin/paraview</code>

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−	In this section we will learn how to set-up the Visualization file which Paraview (Our flow visualization software) reads in, and how to utilise Paraview to analyze our flow field solutions.	+	In this section we will learn how to set-up the Visualization file which Paraview (Our flow visualization software) reads in, and how to utilise Paraview to analyze our flow field solutions generated by PHASTA.

	== Visualization File ==		== Visualization File ==

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   vglrun paraview
-It is common practice to be in the directory where your <code>.pht</code> file is located when you run the <code>vglrun paraview</code> command. This sets the working directory in Paraview to the one which contains your <code>.pht</code> file, and you can then quickly open that file without having to search for it.
+It is common practice to be in the directory where your <code>.pht</code> file is located when you run the <code>vglrun paraview</code> command. This sets the working directory in Paraview to the one which contains your <code>.pht</code> file, and you can then quickly open that file without having to search for it in the "Open File" Paraview GUI.
 A tutorial on how to navigate the GUI to visualize solution fields as well as compute other solution fields is given in this [https://fluid.colorado.edu/tutorials/tutorialVideos/ParaviewWithMark_viz_fields.mp4 video].

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 ==Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities==
-As always, set the environment (if you have not done so already) by using the soft adds located in:
+As always, set the environment on viz003 (if you have not done so already) by using the soft adds located in:
   <code>more ~kjansen/soft-core.sh</code>

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   <?xml version="1.0" ?>
   <PhastaMetaFile number_of_pieces="8">
-     <GeometryFileNamePattern pattern="8-procs_case/geombc.dat.%d" ''#8-procs_case here matched the folder name where our geombc files are located.''
+     <GeometryFileNamePattern pattern="8-procs_case/geombc.dat.%d" ''#8-procs_case here matches the folder name where our geombc files are located.''
                               has_piece_entry="1"
                               has_time_entry="0"/>
-     <FieldFileNamePattern pattern="8-procs_case/restart.%d.%d" ''#8-procs_case here matched the folder name where our restart files are located.''
+     <FieldFileNamePattern pattern="8-procs_case/restart.%d.%d" ''#8-procs_case here matches the folder name where our restart files are located.''
                            has_piece_entry="1"
                            has_time_entry="1"/>

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      <TimeSteps number_of_steps="2" ''#Needs to be 2 as we want to visualize 2 time steps.''
                 auto_generate_indices="1"
-                start_index="5" ''#Index of the first time step we want to visualize. Make sure this time step is available by checking the files in
+                start_index="5" ''#Index of the first time step we want to visualize. Make sure this time step is available by checking the files in''
--procs_case''
+                                 ''8-procs_case''
                 increment_index_by="5" ''#5 + 5 = 10. If we had more time steps, we could visualize the 15th, 20th, 25th, 30th, etc.''
                 start_value="0."