“Wow 5.7M points took less than one minute to point probe using Fieldview 17! This is substantially faster than my solver's tool.”
CFD Data Analysis with FieldView 17“Wow 5.7M points took less than one minute to point probe using Fieldview 17! This is substantially faster than my solver's tool.”
CFD Data Analysis with FieldView 17Thursday, May 3 12:00 noon EDT (16:00 GMT) |
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If you rely on Excel, Matlab, Octave and NumPy in your daily work, FieldView 17 allows fast I/O of CFD data for further analysis through MAT-File and CSV.
Query your CFD results at super-high speed (200,000 points/sec and more) from a list of points provided in *.mat, *.csv or plain text.
FieldView surfaces can also be exported to MAT-File and CSV to perform Reduced Order Analysis (DMD, POD, etc.) Fourier transforms and many more analyses.
Because performance matters, FieldView 17 also provides:
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On Demand webinar. Join Torbjörn Larsson, Creo Dynamics AB, and Yves-Marie Lefebvre, Intelligent Light, to learn how an extract-based workflow via FieldView XDBs enables Formula One teams to achieve their throughput goals.
You will learn:
Torbjörn Larsson has an impressive background in aerodynamics and CFD methodology. His track record in Formula 1, most recently at Ferrari, establishes him as a preeminent CFD workflow engineer. He has been instrumental in building up the CFD department for the Sauber F1 team and has since led the CFD teams at Sauber, BMW and Ferrari to much success in Formula 1.
Mr. Larsson is a fluid dynamics and CFD methodology engineering consultant at Creo Dynamics AB, helping organizations improve the efficiency of their CFD operations.
"The "traditional" way of post-proccessing, loading each full CFD database and performing various data operations and comparisons is not feasile, not even if it is being fully scripted and automated!"
- Torbjörn Larsson, Creo Dynamics
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Tobjörn Larsson |
Yves-Marie Lefebvre |
Learn how you can create and analyze ICE simulations with hundreds of time steps and hundreds of thousands of simulated particles. Interactively explore your high fidelity data to improve understanding of your results.
Attend this special webinar by Intelligent Light and Convergent Science to see how you can escape current limitations and achieve more from your CFD.
In the quest to improve simulation accuracy, and fueled by the rise of HPC, simulations are being performed on ever finer meshes and with larger number of particles. In the case of internal combustion engine CFD, which requires very long transient runs in order to reach convergence, this has become problematic due to the huge amount of data and the time it takes to review it.
This presentation will describe, through an ICE case study simulated with CONVERGE, an innovative post-processing approach that allows interactive analysis of several hundreds of time steps, containing hundreds of thousands of simulated particles. Combined with more traditional methods (transient animations, time history plots...), this interactive investigation technique will provide unprecedented insight to complex transient flows.
A question and answer session will follow the webinar.
The archive for this webinar is now available. View Recording.
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Clayton Grow, PE, |
Yves-Marie Lefebvre, |
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Dr. Earl P. N. Duque will present "Real World Example Cases: Analysis From Wind Energy and High Lift Drag Prediction Workshop Simulations."
“Cray systems provide central computational resources at commercial, academic and government centers around the world; often serving distributed user communities. Efficient tools to analyze CFD simulation results and enable the remote user community are essential. Management, automation, and remote visualization capabilities in FieldView are a proven technology for post processing whether the data is across the room or across the country. Cray is pleased to work with Intelligent Light to ensure this is a robust and efficient solution.”
Per Nyberg, Director of Cray Business Development
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Earl P. N. Duque, Ph. D., Manager of Applied Research, Intelligent Light |
Greg Clifford, Manufacturing Market Segment Manager, Cray |
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CREATE™–AV team and Intelligent Light tackle 45 seconds of flight time
with unique in situ XDB workflow
With a goal of improved pilot training for sea-based aircraft operations, the CREATE–AV team took on the task of coupling CREATE–AV Kestrel to the Navy flight simulator CASTLE. This two-way coupling might lead to better simulation of a difficult landing environment.
The high temporal fidelity of 45 seconds at 60 files per second meant that an innovative approach would be needed to handle the data. The CREATE–AV team reached out to Intelligent Light for help. The unique workflow combined libsim and FieldView XDBs (extracts) to enable detailed animations that gave physical insight in hours rather than days.
You will learn:
Jim Forsythe is an Aerospace Engineer working for the Navy at Patuxent River NAS in the Aerodynamics and Store Separation branch. He does development and quality assurance work for the DOD HPCMP Create-Air Vehicles program. He received a B.S. and M.Eng. from Cornell University, and a Ph.D. from Wichita State University. He flew KC-135s for the Air Force and taught at the Air Force Academy while on active duty. He has also worked for Cobalt Solutions, taught at UNH and UMD as an Affiliate Professor, and served as a N.H. State Senator.
Brad Whitlock is a visualization and post-processing engineer in Intelligent Light’s Applied Research Group. He is also a founding developer of VisIt, a massively parallel visualization tool designed for high performance computing environments. Brad joined Intelligent Light in 2013 to develop a hardened version of VisIt that will serve as an enabling technology for Intelligent Light’s commercial data analysis and visualization products. Prior to joining Intelligent Light, Brad spent 15 years at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory developing visualization and analysis software for HPC environments.
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Jim Forsythe, Ph.D. |
Brad Whitlock |