Hi,

We have a 2D Uniform grid data set in XDMF format that we are trying to visualize with ParaView. The data is stored in a 1MB HDF5 data set. The (light) meta xdmf file is attached to this email.

I am seeing some problems when trying to load the data-- usually ParaView either crashes, or the data does not show. I have tried the PV 3.8.1 Windows binaries as well as building ParaView from source that I pulled a few days ago from the git://paraview.org/ParaView.git repository.

After loading the data and hitting Apply, the 3D render window will be empty. What I've noticed is that the Y-range of the Bounds will sometimes be extremely large. For example here is a snapshot from the Information tab:


Are these known issues with ParaView?

Or perhaps the data is mal-formed, I am new to XDMF, so it'd help to know if there is an error in the .xmf file.

HDF5 tools like HDFView and h5dump don't report any anomalies on the HDF5 file that goes with the heavy data.

thanks
--
Jon Goldman
<?xml version='1.0'?>

<Xdmf Version='2.1'>
  <Domain>
    <Grid CollectionType='Temporal' GridType='Collection'>
      <Grid GridType='Uniform' Name='FarFieldPattern'>
        <Time Value='0'></Time>

        <Information Name='Frequency of Interest [Hz]' Value='1.3e+09'>
        </Information>
        <Information Name='Total Output Power (Far Field) [W]' Value='917898093.59607041'>
        </Information>
        <Information Name='Excluded Face'>
          This face was excluded from the far-field calculation.
          <Information Name='Power Out of the Excluded Face (Near Field) [W]' Value='-965533214.54787719'>
          </Information>
          <Information Name='Surface Normal Vector' Value='0	0	1'>
          </Information>
        </Information>
        <Attribute AttributeType='Scalar' Center='Node' Name='directivity'>
          <DataItem Dimensions='180 360' Format='HDF' ItemType='Uniform' Name='directivityValues' NumberType='Float' Precision='8'>
            farfield.xmf.h5:/0/FarFieldPattern/directivity/directivityValues
          </DataItem>
        </Attribute>
        <Attribute AttributeType='Scalar' Center='Node' Name='phase'>
          <DataItem Dimensions='180 360' Format='HDF' ItemType='Uniform' Name='phaseValues' NumberType='Float' Precision='8'>
            farfield.xmf.h5:/0/FarFieldPattern/phase/phaseValues
          </DataItem>
        </Attribute>
        <Topology Dimensions='180 360' Name='SphericalTopology' TopologyType='2DRectMesh'>
        </Topology>
        <Geometry GeometryType='VxVy' Name='PolarCoordinates'>
          <DataItem Dimensions='360' Format='HDF' ItemType='Uniform' Name='phi' NumberType='Float' Precision='8'>
            farfield.xmf.h5:/0/FarFieldPattern/PolarCoordinates/phi
          </DataItem>
          <DataItem Dimensions='180' Format='HDF' ItemType='Uniform' Name='theta' NumberType='Float' Precision='8'>
            farfield.xmf.h5:/0/FarFieldPattern/PolarCoordinates/theta
          </DataItem>
        </Geometry>
      </Grid>
    </Grid>
  </Domain>
</Xdmf>



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