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From: <an...@vi...> - 2002-04-29 13:01:40
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Hi !! We need to make a TCL script to calculate a VOLUME RENDERING. We don't how to calculate it, because for isosurfaces there is a vis5d_make_isosurface, but for VOLUME there isn't anything similiar. We tried these functions : vis5d_set_volume_and_owner 0 0 0 vis5d_set_volume 0 0 Any sugestion ? Thanks, Andre Magalhaes Ze Pedro |
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From: Feng W. <fe...@vp...> - 2002-04-29 02:13:51
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From: Remi, J. <jr...@ac...> - 2002-04-23 20:59:28
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Hi, I just wanted to find out whether anyone has used vis5D for open channel simulations ... Any help/experience would be great. Thanks, John Remi. Graduate Student Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering University of Queensland Brisbane 4072 AUSTRALIA |
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From: Jim E. <jed...@al...> - 2002-04-23 20:01:05
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Salottolo Greg writes: > Good Morning: > > After much thrashing we have got VIS5D to accept McIDAS GRID Files. > > I was wondering is the EARTH.TOPO file in VIS5D5.1 the most current topo > file? Are there other topo files that would work? Is there a way to import > data from a spread sheet into VIS5D? How about a comma or space delimited > text file of data? > In The util directory are several example programs including one to make topography and one to make maps... Jim |
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From: Salottolo G. <Sa...@nt...> - 2002-04-23 17:43:04
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Good Morning: After much thrashing we have got VIS5D to accept McIDAS GRID Files. I was wondering is the EARTH.TOPO file in VIS5D5.1 the most current topo file? Are there other topo files that would work? Is there a way to import data from a spread sheet into VIS5D? How about a comma or space delimited text file of data? Any help is appreciated. Regards .. Greg .. Gregory D. Salottolo National Resource Specialist Meteorology National Transportation Safety Board 490 L'Enfant Plaza East, SW Washington D.C. 20594-0003 Work 202.314.6338 Fax 202.314.6339 e-mail sa...@nt... |
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From: Ib S. M. <is...@dm...> - 2002-04-22 15:07:26
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Hi, I use vis5d+-1.1 to display 3-d wind, potential temperature, and temperature fields generated by a non-hydrostatic model (RAMS). Typically the simulations extend to 30 km altitude and are displayed correctly in the 3-d window. The Skew-T and Vertical Plot Display however truncates the profiles at the 50 hPa isobar. The wind vectors at the left side of the display and the height lables at the right side continue above this level, but the window is not large enough to show the top of these either. Manually enlarging the window with the mouse does not cure the problem. The number of vertical levels in the fields is 100. Increasing the layer spacing and decreasing the number of vertical levels, but keeping the top level at 30 km does not cure the problem. This problem was not present in older versions of vis5d. Has this problem been solved in vis5d+-1.2.0 ? If not, could you please tell me where to correct this problem in the source code. Sincerely, Ib Steen _________________________________ Ib Steen Mikkelsen Middle Atmosphere Section Research and Development Division Danish Meteorological Institute Lyngbyvej 100 DK-2100 Copenhagen Denmark Telephone: +45 39157413 Fax: +45 39157460 |
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From: Clement L. <lu...@ca...> - 2002-04-15 19:56:15
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Hi, I'm working on a convertion program in C that converts netCDF file into vis5D file. It works OK with Generic rectilinear projection. But, it doesn't work when I use Azimuthal Stereographic projeciton. The problem is: the map itself did change for steroegrpahic projection but the data itself remains the same. actually, I also tried to change projection on the fly. What I means is that vis5d -projection stereo XXXX.v5d it turns out having the same problem. But for spherical projection it seems to work for either C program or on-the-fly. The only problem is that the slice cannot be moved up or down. Any idea? Thanks, Clement |
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From: <an...@vi...> - 2002-04-08 19:49:44
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Hi !! We need to make a TCL script to calculate a VOLUME RENDERING. We don't how to calculate it, because for isosurfaces there is a vis5d_make_isosurface, but for VOLUME there isn't anything similiar. We tried these functions : vis5d_set_volume_and_owner 0 0 0 vis5d_set_volume 0 0 Any sugestion ? Thanks, Andre Magalhaes Ze Pedro |
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From: <an...@vi...> - 2002-04-08 19:35:40
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Hi! We are using the TCL interface to draw colored isosurfaces, but when vis5D reads the following lines, it draws all the frames. We don't understand it, because in the "non-colored" isosurface it draws only the desired frame. It shouldnt draw only one frame? vis5d_set_isosurface 0 1 1 vis5d_set_isosurface_color_var_and_owner 0 1 0 1 vis5d_make_isosurface 0 1 1 0 thanks Ze Pedro Andre Magalhaes |
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From: Salottolo G. <Sa...@nt...> - 2002-04-08 15:45:36
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Good Morning: Installed VIS5d5.1 on a HP 9000 HPUX 10.2. Install went OK. When I try to READ a McIDAS GRID File using v5dimport (GRID0010) I get the message can't read McIDAS Grid files on this system. Any thoughts on what to do? Thanks .. Greg .. Gregory D. Salottolo National Resource Specialist Meteorology National Transportation Safety Board 490 L'Enfant Plaza East, SW Washington D.C. 20594-0003 Work 202.314.6338 Fax 202.314.6339 e-mail sa...@nt... |
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From: Bill H. <bi...@ss...> - 2002-04-08 15:45:04
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Hi Greg, > Installed VIS5d5.1 on a HP 9000 HPUX 10.2. Install went OK. When I try to > READ a McIDAS GRID File using v5dimport (GRID0010) I get the message can't > read McIDAS Grid files on this system. > > Any thoughts on what to do? This is enabled by the MCIDAS_SIDECAR variable in import/Makefile and requires libmcidas*.a. The Makefile only supports it for Irix. This was developed for the McIDAS project and their distribution of Vis5D. You should contact your McIDAS support about this. For one thing, you'll need a libmcidas.a for your HP, and hope it is still compatible with the calls in v5dimport. Good luck, Bill |
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From: Maat, i. H.W. t. <H.W...@Al...> - 2002-04-02 13:02:03
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Hello, I am running Vis5D on a Windows2000 machine. I have made a v5d file, but I am getting the following error message: Cache size: 8 grids Reading all grids. Error in v5dReadCompressedGrid: read failed, bad file? Error: unable to read grid (time=3, var=1) Can somebody help me, or tell me what I am doing wrong Greetings from Herbert ter Maat Alterra Droevendaalsesteeg 3 PO Box 47 6700 AA Wageningen The Netherlands tel (31) 317 474278 fax(31) 317 419000 e-mail:h.w...@al... http://www.alterra.wageningen-ur.nl |