Hello, I am wondering if Paraview is capable of doing something like I state below.
I have vorticity data over a time sequence which gives me a movie as in the avi file in this location: http://arrow.utias.utoronto.ca/~jhapk/vorticity/ Is it somehow possible that if I specify any threshold value, say T, then Paraview can calculate the number of different vorticities greater than or equal to T that exist in this domain? I mean, any number of immediate neighbors all with values higher than T will form "one" vorticity. Also, is it possible that I can calculate the distance travelled by each vorticity value higher than T over the sequence of the movie. If anyone can suggest me a smarter way of doing these, it will save me few days of coding time. Thank you
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