Recorded Webinars

See it again or watch it for the very first time! The Tecplot, Inc. Webinar library features recordings of our most recent and popular online presentations.

View any of the Webinars listed below by clicking on its title link. (You might need to install the GoToWebinar Codec for Windows Media Player.)

If you’d like to be informed of upcoming live Webinars, send your name and email address to marketing@tecplot.com.

In this webinar, Dr. Gustaaf Jacobs discusses the characteristics and advantages of high-order discontinuous spectral element methods for simulation of unsteady particle-laden separated flow.

When you combine STAR-CCM+ with the power of Tecplot 360, you can save a lot of time. And that’s a precious resource.

You can save a lot of time when you combine FLOW-3D with the power of Tecplot 360. Not only will it take you less time to generate high-quality images and animations with Tecplot 360, you’ll also enjoy complete control over many aspects of your plots.

When you combine FLUENT with the power of Tecplot 360, you can save a lot of time. Not only will it take you less time to generate high-quality images and animations with Tecplot 360, you’ll also enjoy complete control over many aspects of your plots.

Find out how to quickly and easily analyze your reservoir simulation forecasts with Tecplot RS.

Python scripting was added to Tecplot software specifically for engineers who require additional analysis (FFTs, splines, statistical functions, etc.) or more scripting flexibility than macro writing/recording.

This tutorial demonstrates a tool available in Tecplot RS that helps the reservoir simulation engineer effectively modify properties and output them in a format that can be used in the next simulation run.

This tutorial shows you how to use Tecplot RS to compare data in time and space using the delta option in line plots to analyze history matching over time, and the delta bubble in grid plots to identify regions in which a simulation over- or under-predicts. It also demonstrates the use of the grid display options to understand how fluid movement influences the match.

This seminar demonstrates how scientists and engineers can effectively address some of the challenges with free surface flow visualization.