Author Archives: Team Tecplot

Fast Parallel File Export with TecIO-MPI

The Webinar will briefly cover what’s new in TecIO 2017. The remainder of the session will be spent answering your questions. The TecIO Library allows you to quickly and easily read and write Tecplot binary files directly from your application. Customers have coded up applications 10 times faster using TecIO-MPI, which handles the complexity of MPIIO for you. […]

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Tecplot 360 2017 Release 2 Improves Power, Performance and Usability

New release has an enhanced Fluent loader, expanded PyTecplot APIs, improved SZL Server performance and integrated Q-Criterion calculation. BELLEVUE, Wash. (April 26, 2017) – Tecplot, Inc., developer of the leading visual data analysis software for engineers and scientists, today announced the general availability of Tecplot 360 2017 Release 2. Tecplot is committed to improving the power, performance, usability and reliability of its industry-leading flagship data visualization product. Many improvements in […]

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Tecplot SZL File Output from FUN3D

FUN3D version 13, released in September 2016, supports writing binary files in the new SZL format. I’ve written in previous blogs about the benefits of SZL technology for visualization of large data files. With SZL technology, common visualization tasks are up to two orders of magnitude faster and data files are compressed by up to 50%. This change offers additional benefits to FUN3D/Tecplot users, especially for those running in parallel on […]

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PyTecplot for Tecplot Scripting

Paul Ferlemann is an aeronautical engineer and researcher at the Hypersonic Airbreathing Propulsion Branch (HAPB) of the NASA Langley Research Center. The HAPB performs research to develop advanced technology for hypersonic airbreathing propulsion systems for aerospace vehicles. The focus is on airframe-integrated engine concepts having high performance over a wide range of flight Mach numbers. The Challenge Paul was working with a complex geometry composed of 112 distinct zones. The […]

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