Hello,
I am post-processing the cylinder case from the sample dataset. I am particularly interested in velocity vectors throughout the volume, however the vtu and vtp files seem to indicate only velocity magnitude throughout the mesh. Is there anyway to get velocity data throughout the domain ? I wonder if I miss something simple. Thanks in advance for your time.
Thank you,
Sudharsan
Velocity data throughout the mesh
- Adam Updegrove
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Re: Velocity data throughout the mesh
Hi Sudharsan!
The vtp files are just surfaces, so they will not contain any volume data. The vtu files however are volumes and should have this information. Are you using Paraview for post-processing? If you are, there are some things you can do to see the velocity in the volume. You can use the calculator filter to make a velocity magnitude scalar field and display the object as a volume. You can also use the Glyph filter to display velocity vectors throughout the domain, and this usually helps to see the behavior better.
Hopefully this helps!
SimVascular Development Team
The vtp files are just surfaces, so they will not contain any volume data. The vtu files however are volumes and should have this information. Are you using Paraview for post-processing? If you are, there are some things you can do to see the velocity in the volume. You can use the calculator filter to make a velocity magnitude scalar field and display the object as a volume. You can also use the Glyph filter to display velocity vectors throughout the domain, and this usually helps to see the behavior better.
Hopefully this helps!
SimVascular Development Team
- Sudharsan Madhavan
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- Joined: Mon May 25, 2015 2:22 pm
Re: Velocity data throughout the mesh
Hi Adam,
Thanks a lot for explaining! Yes, I am using Paraview for post-processing. Thanks for pointing out, "Filters-->Data Analysis-->Calculator" indeed gives me what I wanted.
Thanks,
Sudharsan
Thanks a lot for explaining! Yes, I am using Paraview for post-processing. Thanks for pointing out, "Filters-->Data Analysis-->Calculator" indeed gives me what I wanted.
Thanks,
Sudharsan