Hi Kenza,
it depend on what data you have (2d or 3d?) and what you need to
visualize. In any case, I would not include your observed data into
DuMuX. Instead, you can either print out your simulation data or extract
them from your Vtk files. Then you can plot them using TikZ, Gnuplot or
even Excel. Or you can load your observed data into ParaView (or
whatever tool you use to visualize Vtk files) and use its capabilities
to show both datasets, calculate differences and so on.
Bye
Christoph
Am 17.09.21 um 19:43 schrieb kenza bouznari:
Hello,
I am not very used to C++ code and I continue my learning curve on
Dumux! But I want to add some lines of code for Post Processing of
simulation results. How can we overlay observed data and simulated
results for some parameters (like fractions).
I am using the 2p2c/chemicalnonequilibrium model of dumux3.4 version.
I want to know if there are any existing tests (in dumux/test directory
or in dumux-pub repository) that do that or can help to show how it can
be done?
Thank you all,
KB
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