CFDSurvey - Revision history

Zzalsmt2 at 13:47, 30 January 2015

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-CFT Survey results.
+=CFD Survey results=
-This survey was for the Software for the future: Virtual Wave Structure Interaction Simulation Environment.
+This survey focussed on the Software for the future: Virtual Wave Structure Interaction Simulation Environment community.
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-The project was to implement highly parallel CFD solvers for non-linear wave interactions aimed at marine wave structure interactions. There are collaboration between MMU, Plymouth and STFC, plus involvement with other projects (Froth). The main developments are within the OpenFOAM framework.
+The project was to implement highly parallel CFD solvers for nonlinear wave interactions aimed at marine wave structure interactions. There are collaboration between MMU, Plymouth and STFC, plus involvement with other projects (Froth). The main developments are within the OpenFOAM framework.
-OpenFOAM;'s key visualisation platform is ParaView although with different cases using different versions. But ParaFoam for visualisation supports other formats including; Visit, Fluent, EnSight, TecPlot, FieldView, and VTK formats. The survey of visualisation requirements via Survey Monkey was still important to discuss alternive modeules that could be developed for the framework.
+OpenFOAM;'s key visualisation platform is ParaView although with different cases using different versions. But ParaFoam for visualisation supports other formats including; Visit, Fluent, EnSight, TecPlot, FieldView, and VTK formats. The survey of visualisation requirements via Survey Monkey was still important to discuss alternative modules that could be developed for the framework.
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	# Visualisation is most important in analysis; but also useful in problem definition, and mesh generation.		# Visualisation is most important in analysis; but also useful in problem definition, and mesh generation.
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	# Visualisation via ParaView is high on the list, but also the products gnuplot, Matlab, xmgrace, and Pgplot are required.		# Visualisation via ParaView is high on the list, but also the products gnuplot, Matlab, xmgrace, and Pgplot are required.