Tips and Tricks for using Tecplot for CONVERGE include a walk-through of the User Interface, loading data, keyboard shortcuts, zones, slices and iso-surfaces, plot annotations, parcels, scripting, computing mass flow rate and more
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Where can I get Python scripts? How do I convert shapefiles to Tecplot PLT format? Does Tecplot have loaders for ROMS, WRF and TELEMAC? These are just some of the questions asked at the webinar. Keep reading to get the answers. […]
Coastal and ocean model FVCOM results can be evaluated quickly and interactively using Tecplot 360. We show you how to load FVCOM data, import georeferenced images and Shapefiles, view slices and iso-surfaces, calculate velocity magnitude, compute a vertical transect and a time average, and export images and movies. […]
TecIO is the library supplied with Tecplot 360 that enables third-party applications to output solution data directly to Tecplot binary-formatted files. […]
If you wish to generate native Tecplot 360 data files automatically from applications such as complex flow solvers, you have a number of options for outputting data into a format compatible with Tecplot. This blog outlines a few “best practices” for doing so. […]
Tecplot 360 performance has improved significantly in the last five years, however, the performance experienced by the user varies dramatically with the file format being read. Whenever we tell a developer that a customer is experiencing poor performance, their first question is always “What data format are they reading?”. I’m writing this blog to explain why. […]
Bursting the Bubble on Traditional History Matching Blog by Raja Olimuthu, Tecplot RS Product Manager The big problem with traditional history match workflows is that they are cumbersome. Doing a well by well analysis is time consuming, and it can be difficult to get a holistic view of your reservoir. A better way is to examine the history match spatially – that is in one view. I want to show […]
Earlier this year, we held a Webinar with Convergent Science on post processing CONVERGE data with Tecplot 360. These are the questions that came out of that Webinar (plus a few more we have been asked). Our goal is to answer the question… How can you quickly post-process CONVERGE output? What is Tecplot for CONVERGE? Tecplot for CONVERGE is a nearly full version of Tecplot 360. A complimentary copy is […]
“Big whirls have little whirls That feed on their velocity; And little whirls have lesser whirls, And so on to viscosity.” –Lewis Fry Richardson. Anyone who has watched the flow of water down a river, or the vibration of the control surfaces on the wing of an airplane, knows that fluid flow is generally unsteady (changing over time). In fact, most data, in real life, varies with time. For computational […]
“Sharing is good, and with digital technology, sharing is easy.” –Richard Stallman. Tecplot divides datasets into zones. These zones may represent different areas of the physical domain, the same physical domain at different time steps, or different results that you may wish to compare. The zones may also have different dimensionality; for example there may be a mixture of 3D volume zones that contain field variables and 2D surface zones […]
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