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I’m Martin Leahy and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up and still live and work in Victoria, a southern state of Australia. I am lucky to have wonderful family of three children and a wonderful wife, Amy. I grew up on a sheep/cattle farm in Glenaroua, Victoria, … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, ANSYS, Applied CCM, Caelus, CFX, cloud, FIeldView, food, git, Glyph, high order, linux, OpenFOAM, ParaView, Pointwise, Python, This Is How I Mesh, Ubuntu
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I’m James Linfield and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up on the south coast of the UK, in a small sleepy village called Storrington in West Sussex. Not too far away from the seaside town of Brighton (that’s where I say I’m from when people, quite rightly, … Continue reading
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Tagged 3d mouse, adjoint, aerospace, ai, artificial intelligence, Asana, atom, CFD, coffee, compressible flows, engine, engineering, Fluent, food, Gambit, grid generation, linux, machine learning, mechanical engineering, NAFEMS, OpenFOAM, OpenFOAM Workshop, optimization, paper, ParaView, Pointwise, putty, SU2, This Is How I Mesh, turbulence, uav
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Survey Results: Workstations for Meshing
Back in May 2019 we surveyed the CFD and meshing communities about the computer workstations on which they currently run their mesh generation software and on their need for meshing software to be supported on HPC platforms. It has taken … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Software
Tagged linux, macOS, mesh generation, meshing, survey, Windows, workstations
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This Week in CFD
This week’s news includes a long introduction to quantum computing that’s worth reading just in case we’ll be running CFD on such things. Lots of CFD applications are included, such as the one shown here about data used to validate … Continue reading
I’m Jeremy Shipman and This Is How I Mesh
I was born in the summer of 1972 during hurricane Agnes on the U.S. Navy Submarine Base in Groton, Connecticut, where my father was based as a Submarine Reactor Operator and my mother was a graduate student in Music at … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA, AIAA SciTech, ASME, CFD, CRAFT Tech, CRUNCH CFD, EnSight, food, Gridgen, linux, Pointwise, Pointwise User Group Meeting, This Is How I Mesh, Ubuntu, vim
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I’m Chris Jobe and This Is How I Mesh
While I started off my college career in computer aided design, I never went into the engineering world of meshing before I made the switch back to my first love of computers. I can remember my days on the Commodore … Continue reading
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Tagged Chrome, cloud computing, Cygwin, food, Google, IT, linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft, Pointwise, Sage, Spiceworks, This Is How I Mesh, Windows
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I’m Travis Carrigan and This Is How I Mesh
Have you ever been to the Idaho Potato Museum? If not, you should go. They’ll give you a free potato at the end of the tour…or at least they used to. I’ve been there several times. The museum sits in … Continue reading
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Tagged aeroacoustics, AIAA Aviation, automotive, Caelus, CFD, CFD Online, Cygwin, DrivAer, EnSight, FEA, food, Glyph, higher order elements, Let's Talk Meshing, linux, OpenFOAM, optimization, ParaView, Pointwise, Raspberry Pi, Sage, Sales, Sales Guy, SU2, technical sales engineer, Tecplot, This Is How I Mesh, tips, Turbomachinery CFD, Twitter, UTA, vim, webinar, wind turbine, Windows
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