-
Start
amrwind_frontend
and load the input file with the domain. You can specify the input file on the command line:$ ./amrwind_frontend.py sample.inp
or launch the
amrwind_frontend.py
first, then selectFile
->Import AMR-Wind file
to choose the file. -
Select
Plot
->Plot domain
from the menu bar. This should bring up a plot domain window like below: -
Choose the features to plot. For instance, in the picture above, the
p_f
sampling plane is chosen, which is the small blue plane in the corner. Also, the static refinement boxs1
was also plotted in the picture, which consists of two levels.
The same actions can be accomplished through python or in a jupyter notebook. For instance, you can see it being used in this notebook: plotdomain.ipynb.
In python, first load the amrwind_frontend library
and matplotlib:
# Important header information
amrwindfedir = '../' # where amrwind-frontend is located
import sys, os
sys.path.insert(1, amrwindfedir)
# Load the libraries
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import amrwind_frontend as amrwind
Then start the main app and load the sample.inp
input file
# Start the amrwind_frontend app
app=amrwind.MyApp.init_nogui()
# Load the input file
os.chdir(amrwindfedir)
app.loadAMRWindInput('sample.inp');
Plot options are available through the
app.popup_storteddata['plotdomain']
dictionary:
print(app.popup_storteddata['plotdomain'])
which looks like
OrderedDict([('plot_chooseview', 'XY'), ('plot_windnortharrows', True), ('plot_sampleprobes', None), ('plot_refineboxes', None)])
Finally, you can set some of the options about what to plot:
# Set some options about what to plot
app.popup_storteddata['plotdomain']['plot_windnortharrows']=False
app.popup_storteddata['plotdomain']['plot_sampleprobes']=['p_f']
app.popup_storteddata['plotdomain']['plot_refineboxes']=['s1']
And create the plot
plt.rc('font', size=14)
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10,10), facecolor='w')
app.plotDomain(ax=ax)
This should result in the following picture: