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This Week in CFD
Lots of good and longish reads are included in this week’s rundown of CFD news. One of these longish articles shares the results of Engineering.com’s Test and Simulation Survey. For you programmers is an article about whether object-oriented programming is … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, News, Software
Tagged Beta CAE, cloud computing, Delaunay, FEATool, FloEFD, jobs, meshing, Physna, Pointwise, programming, SolidWorks, turbulence, TwinMesh, visualization
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This Week in CFD
Software ADS CFD recently introduced mesh diagnostics. CONSELF 2.9 (browser-based CFD) includes updated meshing and more. Siemens PLM released STAR-CCM+ v12.04 which includes Design Manager, a new capability for exploring and simulating multiple variations of a design. Hanley Innovations released … Continue reading
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Tagged ADS, ANSYS, Autodesk, CAESES, ConSelf, EnSight, EnVision, FLOW-3D, Hanley innovations, Materialise, NAFEMS, Pointwise, programming, Siemens PLM, Stallion, STAR-CCM+, unix, visualization
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This Week in CFD
Software If you’re in CFD you’ve probably done some programming. Therefore, you might be interested in NASA’s rules for safety critical code. #6 No function should be longer than what you can print on a single sheet of paper (about … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Events, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged Artec Studio, Beta CAE, CAESES, CD-adapco, COMSOL, CONVERGE CFD, DHCAE, Fluidity, FreeCAD, GridPro, jobs, OpenFOAM, OpenVSP, ParaView, programming, Siemens PLM, Simcenter 3D, SmartUQ, TransMagic
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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
Posted in People & Places
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 Patrick Baker and This Is How I Mesh
A native of Kansas City, MO, I spent the earliest part of my technical life hanging out with my dad at his office. Maybe it was the lure of technology that kept me going with him, or maybe it was … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Propulsion, CFD, Chrome, computer science, development, food, golf, Pointwise, product development, programming, This Is How I Mesh, unix, unstructured, vim, Windows
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I’m Jim Colby and This Is How I Mesh
While originally from Illinois (Waukegan for you Jack Benny fans), I grew in foggy Santa Maria, CA. So, I know BBQ – specifically Santa Maria Style BBQ and even helped my dad build a ‘spec’ Santa Maria BBQ pit. Even … Continue reading
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Tagged Chrome, development, emacs, food, Glyph, IMR, Lockheed, meshing, overset, Perforce, Pointwise, programming, support, This Is How I Mesh, Visual Studio
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Software Engineering – It’s Not Just Cushy, It’s the Best
2012 is not the year to get into lumberjacking, at least according to the list of Best and Worst Jobs of 2012 from Careercast.com as reported by ABC. Not only is lumberjack the worst job of 2012 its also the … Continue reading
