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A given solution snapshot or time average file can be combined with the mesh file to create an associated <code>.vtu</code> or <code>.pvtu</code> file using the <code>pyfr export</code> command as detailed in the PyFR [http://pyfr.readthedocs.io documentation]. The converted files can be interrogated using the [https://vtk.org VTK library] or [https://www.paraview.org Paraview]. | A given solution snapshot or time average file can be combined with the mesh file to create an associated <code>.vtu</code> or <code>.pvtu</code> file using the <code>pyfr export</code> command as detailed in the PyFR [http://pyfr.readthedocs.io documentation]. The converted files can be interrogated using the [https://vtk.org VTK library] or [https://www.paraview.org Paraview]. | ||
In addition to the volumetric statistical data, the profiles of | In addition to the volumetric statistical data, the profiles of different statistics and Reynolds stress budgets for the channel flow case are available in <code>.h5</code> format which can be accessed using [https://hdfgroup.org/solutions/hdf5 HDF5 library]. | ||
Revision as of 09:25, 30 March 2022
Storage Format
The mesh is stored in .pyfrm format and the snapshots, volumetric statistical data in .pyfrs format.
A given solution snapshot or time average file can be combined with the mesh file to create an associated .vtu or .pvtu file using the pyfr export command as detailed in the PyFR documentation. The converted files can be interrogated using the VTK library or Paraview.
In addition to the volumetric statistical data, the profiles of different statistics and Reynolds stress budgets for the channel flow case are available in .h5 format which can be accessed using HDF5 library.
Contributed by: Arun Soman Pillai — Imperial College London
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