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SUMMARY:Accelerating the Visualization of Spatio-Temporal Simulations with
  Non-Evolving Meshes
DESCRIPTION:Posters, Research Posters\n\nAccelerating the Visualization of
  Spatio-Temporal Simulations with Non-Evolving Meshes\n\nRibes, Geay, West
 phal\n\nNumerical simulations, such as finite elements, deal with both spa
 ce and time discretizations of fields. For the discretization of space, a 
 mesh is normally used. Concerning the temporal evolution of the spatial di
 scretization, in the general case, a different mesh can be used per time s
 tep. It is often the case, however, that the mesh is non-evolving, meaning
  that it stays the same for all time steps. This case is of great importan
 ce in industrial practice. In this work, we show that taking into account 
 the non-evolving nature of a simulation leads to a strong acceleration of 
 the visualization. We demonstrate this point by the use of the ParaView op
 en-source software. We implement this idea and compare the results with th
 e baseline ParaView. We report strong accelerations, speedups of the order
  of hundreds, in our results.\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg P
 ass, Exhibit Hall Only
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