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This month in AvaFrame - May 2021 edition 2021-06-05T17:08:58+01:00 false

Welcome to the May 2021 edition of our monthly update. Our main goal was the preparation for the switch of the dense flow model com1DFA from a C code to python (cython) code. This meant to check every little detail and difference that we found as well as:

  • updated the documentation for the new python com1DFAP: algorithm, workflow and description

  • updated the re-projection method of particles. Now particles are re-projected normal to the surface and not vertically. This is especially important at sharp drops. We also added a test case for this.

  • restructured the com1DFA run workflow

    • now everything is controlled in model configuration via ini (the previous com1DFA had a lot of internal setup)

    • allow for parameter variation runs right from python

    • new naming of simulations which provides easy filtering options

  • restructured the benchmark workflow and updated run scripts for standard tests

    • added simple functions to fetch benchmarks

    • simplify plotting and AIMEC path functions according to new structure based on simulation name and configuration

  • com2AB (Alpha Beta) now allows for running with custom parameters

  • added an export function to visualise particle properties with Paraview

  • started the development of the QGis Connection. See this repository for the development.

Since we are now nearing the milestone of our first public prototype, I guess we will have to start posting some nice graphics as well... So watch this space for upcoming posts! :-)

Felix