Preprocessing simulation data¶
Before Vis-Tools can provide a visualization for a simulation’s data, a preprocessing step is required. The purpose of this preprocessing step is:
To establish the data ranges for various simulation outputs.
To distill overlarge node information into a form that uses less memory for consumption by the HTML visualization client.
To provide a way to customize what is included in the visualization, bindings between visual parameters and simulation data, and styling.
The output of the preprocessing script is a visset file. The visset file contains a subset of the information about the nodes in your simulation along with links to other related files. The visset file drives the Vis-Tools visualization client HTML.
The section describes the preprocessing cycle involved in using Vis-Tools, the preprocessing classes available to use, and the structure of the preprocessing script.
- Preprocessing cycle
- Components of a preprocessing script
- Preprocessing classes
- vis_tools
- vis_tools package
- Submodules
- vis_tools.CSVReport module
- vis_tools.CZMLWriter module
- vis_tools.Color module
- vis_tools.Config module
- vis_tools.Demographics module
- vis_tools.Gradient module
- vis_tools.MigrationHelpers module
- vis_tools.NamedColors module
- vis_tools.SpatialBinary module
- vis_tools.SpatialBinaryHeader module
- vis_tools.SpatialReports module
- vis_tools.Survey module
- vis_tools.VisSet module
- Module contents
- Submodules
- vis_tools package
- vis_tools