Hello
Is it possible to load coastline data into Paraview and have it correctly
projected on the sphere?
What formats will work with Paraview?
If the data re in Long/Lat it is an easy task to generate the spherical
coordinates.
Cheers
Lester
if you have enabled TESTING and you have the correct VTK_DATA_ROOT set up, you
may want to try
bin/HybridCxxTests TestTDxGeo -D /local/VTKData -V
Baseline/Hybrid/TestTDxGeo.png -I
The source code is in VTK/Hybrid/Testing/Cxx/TestTDxGeo.cxx
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Jean M. Favre
Swiss National
Hello Jean
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfotunately I am working with the Windows version
of Paraview (3.8.0).
Essentially what I am looking to do is overlay coastlines as line data over a
sphere of seismic tomography data. I guess if one has
the x,y coordinates (z would simply be the radius
Lester,
Quasi-static geopolitical data and shorelines would be an easy
one-time conversion to a VTK XML-formatted *.vtu file (a structured
grid with either or both cell and point data of your choice).
ParaView is quite happy to load multiple databases and display
Hi all,
Just noticed here:
http://www.paraview.org/paraview/resources/software.html
A few mistakes/suggestions:
1) x64_86 should be x86_64
2) Macintosh OS X really should be Mac OS X. Nobody refers to it as
Macintosh OS X.
Cheers,
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Hi Utkarsh,
Thanks for the pointer on the cmake option as I somehow missed that
one. However,
using the PARAVIEW_USE_SYSTEM_HDF5 flag, cmake pointed at the system HDF5
information and a clean build, the following compile time error occurs:
Scanning dependencies of target Xdmf
[ 47%]
I'm confused as to why Table to Structured Grid won't work. A structured grid
has no problem representing data on regular longitude, latitude, and radius.
If the coordinates are given in lon,lat,r, just use the calculator filter to
convert them to x, y, z.
If you were to ask what the ideal
Dear all,
I am using the ResampleWithDataset filter to interpolate values from an
unstructured grid to a grid of equally spaced points.
From the vtkValidPointMask, I noticed that several of the sampled points
are invalid. The invalid points are found mostly where the resolution of
the