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I’m Mike Park and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up in New Jersey where may father was always fixing something in his workshop and I was very lucky that my parents supported the many hobbies I was interested in. I spent a number of summers working on … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, aerospace, AIAA Aviation, AIAA Drag Prediction Workshop, AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop, AIAA SciTech, AIAA Sonic Boom Workshop, aviation, bibtex, CFD, Chrome, DLR, emacs, food, FUN3D, git, Gitlab, Jenkins, Latex, LAURA, NASA, OVERFLOW, Slack, Tecplot, Thunderbird, unstructured, vi, Vulcan
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This Is How I Glyph – Rotate View
A couple weeks ago I attended the AIAA Aviation conference in Washington D.C. to work the booth and talk with current and prospective Pointwise users. I enjoy attending conferences because it gives me an additional opportunity to see how Pointwise … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Aviation, automation, GitHub, Glyph, scripting, This Is How I Glyph
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I’m Tom Economon and This Is How I Mesh
I suppose I’ll start with the stuffy company line: Dr. Thomas D. Economon is a Postdoctoral Scholar at Stanford University, where he received MS and PhD degrees in the Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics. He holds a BS in Aerospace … Continue reading
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Tagged adjoint, aerospace, AIAA Aviation, CFD, CFD 2030, ECCOMAS, food, Gridgen, hybrid, NOED, Pointwise, Stanford, structured, SU2, Tecplot, This Is How I Mesh, VINAS, Xcode
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I’m John Chawner and This Is How I Mesh
Meshing has been very, very good to me. Who’s me? And what do I do? I’m an engineer by education, a programmer by practice, and now I mostly enjoy meeting and learning from interesting people. I suppose I should begin … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA, AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, AIAA Aviation, AIAA SciTech, ASSESS, Chrome, COFES, Disney, Excel, food, Glyph, grid generation, Gridgen, High Lift Prediction Workshop, IMR, mesh generation, meshing, NASA, Outlook, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, programming, structured, This Is How I Mesh, vim
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I’m Dr. Michael G. Remotigue and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up in Fairfield, OH, a bedroom community of Cincinnati. I’m the second oldest of four brothers. My father is Filipino and my mother is German. It was the summer after my freshman year of college when I met … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Aviation, CAD, CFD, FIeldView, food, grid generation, Gridgen, International Meshing Roundtable, Mac OS X, meshing, ParaView, Perforce, Pointwise, software engineering, structured, Tecplot, Texas, This Is How I Mesh, unstructured, vi, vim, visualization
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I’m Carolyn Woeber and This Is How I Mesh
Over time, I’ve realized that I’m in this for the adventure. I’m sure you are laughing at that, but it’s true. Discovering and doing mesh generation for me has been one big adventure right from the beginning. I grew up … Continue reading
I’m Andrea Alvarado and This Is How I Mesh
“I am not an engineer.” I have found that since I started working at Pointwise six years ago, I say that quite often especially after I mention that I work for Pointwise which develops preprocessing software used for computational fluid … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Aviation, Asana, Excel, IMR, marketing, OpenVSP, Outlook, Pointwise, The Connector, This Is How I Mesh, webcast, webinar, webinars
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