Re: [FLASH-USERS] can matlab be the visualization tool for outputs from flash?

If you are still interested in using Matlab to visualize your Flash output you could take a look at
http://sspt.irf.se/code

I made an m-file to extract and visualize a data set from a HDF5
file (as produced by Flash). As far as I know Matlab will need a
uniform grid to visualize 3D data, which makes the program very slow
for simulations with many blocks and/or large differences in refinement.
For the simulations I have tried with approx 500 blocks and a uniform grid
it works fine however ( < 10 mins ).

Since I wanted to use existing Matlab programs to do further
calculations with my data, there is also an m-file that will extract all
data sets in the HDF5 file and save them in mat-files.

NB. I think you need Matlab 7.0 (R14) to use the hdf5read-routines.

/Andreas

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Andreas Ekenbäck                      andreas@irf.se
Ph.D. Student
Swedish Institute of Space Physics    http://www.irf.se
Tel direct: +46 (0)980 79113
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Victor Shum wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a bunch of matlab codes for airbreathing vehicles and propulsion which I'd like to incorporate into flash.
>
> Is there a 123 guide to interfacing flash to matlab visualization instead of idl ?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Bst,
> Victor
>