VisIt: An End-User Tool for Visualizing and Analyzing Very Large Data
By H. Childs. 2011
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Citations in the corpus
- MFEM: a modular finite element methods library (2019, methodology): “apps/meshing.) MFEM can also provide accurate gradients enabling better surface normal vector computations. Two of the visualization tools with which MFEM has been integrated are GLVis [45] and VisIt [24, 85]. GLVis is MFEM’s lightweight in-situ visualization tool that directly uses MFEM classes for”
- Multiscale X-ray tomography of cementitious materials: A review (2020, background): “ParaView9 [148], VisIt10 [149], VisNow11 [150] and 3D Slicer12 [151] are open-source, general purpose, interactive software programs for visualization of large, multidimensional datasets.”
- AMReX: a framework for block-structured adaptive mesh refinement (2019, methodology): “The AMReX plotfile format is supported by VisIt (Childs et al., 2012), Paraview (Ahrens, Geveci, & Law, 2005), and yt (Turk et al.”
- Field‐gradient partitioning for fracture and frictional contact in the material point method (2017, methodology): “Childs H, Brugger E, Whitlock B, Meredith J, Ahern S, Pugmire D, Biagas K, Miller M, Harrison C, Weber GH., Krishnan H, Fogal T, Sanderson A, Garth C, Bethel EW, Camp D, Rübel O, Durant M, Favre JM, Navrátil P. VisIt: an end-user tool for visualizing and analyzing very large data.”