Geometry_data
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Data Structure: Geometry_data |
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Geometry data file description |
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Geometry_data NUM=ival where ival is the data structure number |
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Overview Geometry_data may be used to read the problem geometry from an external (.geo) file. When used, geometry entities (i.e. nodes, lines, surfaces and volumes) should not be defined in the data file. However, if both are defined, the data in the .geo file takes precedence. Note that the .geo file may contain mesh data and other types of ParaGeo data (e.g. geometry sets, stratigraphy, etc) which may not need to be redefined (otherwise it will be overwritten).
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 | Directory Directory containing geometry file |
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The geometry file directory (default to directory containing data file) (max characters 256).
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| File_name Name of geometry file |
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The geometry file name can be defined with or without an extension. The file itself however must have the extension ".geo". The format of the file can be either HDF or ASCII using standard ParaGeo ASCII keywords (max characters 60).
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| File_format Format of the geometry file |
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Defines the format of the file containing the geometry definition data. Valid values are: • "HDF" - Geometry file in hdf format with a .geo extension (Default) • "ASCII" - Geometry file in ascii format using standard ParaGeo keywords
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