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  • Terrain meshing
  • How to use feflowlib
    • How to work with FEFLOW data in pyvista.
    • How to convert a FEFLOW model and simulate it in OGS.
  • How to use logparser
    • Introduction
    • Predefined Analyses
    • Advanced topics
  • How to use meshlib
    • Read mesh from file (vtu or xdmf) into pyvista mesh
    • Creating meshes from pyvista surfaces
    • Creating a BHE mesh (Borehole Heat Exchanger)
    • Differences between meshes
    • Creating meshes from vtu surface files
  • How to use meshplotlib
    • Analyzing Meshseries Data
    • Visualizing 2D model data
    • Visualizing 3D model data
    • How to create Animations
    • Plotting different process variables on already existing Matplotlib figures / axes
    • Aspect ratios
    • Labeling directional shared axes
    • How to plot data at observation points
    • Stress analysis
  • Using proxy models for nuclear waste heat production
    • Plotting nuclear waste heat over time
  • Features of propertylib
    • Property Presets
  • Features of studies
    • Convergence study (spatial refinement)
    • Convergence study (spatial & temporal refinement)
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  • How to use feflowlib

How to use feflowlib#

Section author: Julian Heinze (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ)

The following shows a brief example of how the feflowlib can be used.

How to work with FEFLOW data in pyvista.

How to work with FEFLOW data in pyvista.

How to convert a FEFLOW model and simulate it in OGS.

How to convert a FEFLOW model and simulate it in OGS.

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