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 […]
Tecplot for CONVERGE is a nearly full version of Tecplot 360. A complimentary copy is included with every CONVERGE license. […]
CONVERGE licenses to include complimentary Tecplot 360 license, creating powerful and seamless CFD and visualization. BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON – May 31, 2018 – Tecplot is pleased to announce the formation of a new partnership with Convergent Science. As of June 1, each CONVERGE license will include a complimentary Tecplot license, giving CONVERGE users access to Tecplot 360’s powerful CFD visualization and analysis tools. “We are very excited to be partnering with […]
This video shows you how to size parcels by a variable in Tecplot 360. The example we are using is a CONVERGE data set with parcel information.
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In this video, we will see how to use Value Blanking in Tecplot 360 to isolate parcels of a specific value based on their film flag.
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This video is the demo-only portion of a joint Webinar between Tecplot and Convergent Science. It shows you how to load and manipulate CONVERGE data in Tecplot 360. […]
This quick tutorial about Data Alter covers the Specify Equations Syntax in Tecplot 360. We will be calculating a commonly desired variable which is often not included in exported data sets: velocity magnitude. […]
What is the best way to represent unsteady data in Tecplot files? 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. […]
“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 […]
In this video we will show you how to display spray particles in CONVERGE data sets. […]
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