Hi Dave,

That helps!

Where can I get information about the tags requires by the SV DICOM reader?

Thanks,
Mandar

Hello all, Does anyone know how I can import echocardiography images into SimVascular to create a model, mesh, run a simulation etc? I have a very hundreds of of images currently in JPG format. There is also a DICOM image viewer which allows me to view a video of the echo exam (the images are played...

Hi Mostafa, I was successful in running SimVascular solver with a single processor, but mpirun ran into some errors, possibly due to the M1 chip. You can take a look here: https://simtk.org/plugins/phpBB/viewtopicPhpbb.php?f=188&t=14348&p=0&start=10&view=&sid=9902e06001161f31c8c81fa843b01c2c Best, M...

That explains it, thanks!

Mandar

Hi Dave,

No worries, I learned some things about OpenMPI that way

Thanks for going all the way to test this out on the M1 chip.

For now, I am set with Ubuntu 18 machine doing the jobs for me.

Mandar

The C++ program works as intended and all_results-flow.txt, all_results-pressure.txt values match exactly with what the SV GUI outputs. Also, just to report the success of using svpost, here is how I used svpost to output the vtp, vtu and restart files: svpost -all -start 0 -stop 100 -incr 50 -ph -l...

Hi Dave,

This is exactly what I was looking for.. I will give it a try and get back to you.

Thanks much!!
Mandar

davep wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 01, 2021 10:39 am

svpost does not compute average values at inlets and outlets files though.

Hello,

I was able to use svpost successfully to create vtp, vtu and restart files.

Is there a separate script to calculate averages?

Thanks,
Mandar

Hello,

Thanks for all the explanation in these posts.

In the Coronary Normal example results, there is a mention of the makecortfile.py script for tuning the scaling factors for appropriate coronary flows. Is it available on github, possible with an example?

Thanks,
Mandar

Thank you for the post and the resolution to the problem... worked for me!