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Ak3glang: working group POS

2022-09-06T09:52:03Z

working group POS

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	\|name=LQ2PRO		\|name=LQ2PRO
	\|version=June 2013		\|version=June 2013
	\|version_descr=~~June 2013~~		\|version_descr=September 2022
	\|catchwords=		\|catchwords=
	graphical postprocessor<br />		graphical postprocessor<br />
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	\|language=Fortran90		\|language=Fortran90
	\|add_software=GKS (graphical kernel system)		\|add_software=GKS (graphical kernel system)
	\|contact_original=~~[mailto:jens.juerges@baw.de~~ J. Jürges]		\|contact_original=J. Jürges
	\|contact_maintenance=[mailto:~~guenther.lang@baw.de G. Lang], [mailto:susanne~~.~~spohr~~@baw.de ~~S. Spohr~~]		\|contact_maintenance=[mailto:pos.proghome@baw.de Working group POS]
	\|documentation=see also $PROGHOME/examples/Lq2pro/		\|documentation=see also $PROGHOME/examples/Lq2pro/
	}}		}}

imported>Juerges Jens at 09:57, 10 June 2013

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	\|name_de=LQ2PRO		\|name_de=LQ2PRO
	\|name=LQ2PRO		\|name=LQ2PRO
	\|version=~~July 2012~~		\|version=June 2013
	\|version_descr=~~July 2012~~		\|version_descr=June 2013
	\|catchwords=		\|catchwords=
	graphical postprocessor<br />		graphical postprocessor<br />
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	\|shortdescription=		\|shortdescription=
	The program LQ2PRO visualizes calculated data along user-defined profiles. Calculated data could be achieved by numerical models (such as TRIM-2D, TRIM-3D or TELEMAC-2D). Also cross sectionally averaged data may be used as well as results from different other postprocessors (TDKWF, TDKVF, etc.).		The program LQ2PRO visualizes calculated data along user-defined profiles. Calculated data could be achieved by numerical models (such as TRIM-2D, TRIM-3D or TELEMAC-2D). Also cross sectionally averaged data may be used as well as results from different other postprocessors (TDKWF, TDKVF, etc.).

			'''New in version 6.1 (June 2013)'''

			Output of profiles to ASCII file(s)

			The users are allowed to activate the output of profiles to ASCII file(s). To do this they have to use a new block called "AKTIVIERUNG" in the general input file. A template general input file including the new block can be found in the examples directory below PROGHOME.

	'''New in version 6.1 (April 2003)'''		'''New in version 6.1 (April 2003)'''
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	#: Notice: This file is used to record all interactive user input for a complete LQ2PRO application run. This file can be used at a later stage to rerun the whole session in exactly the same way. This can be profitably used to produce for example the same type of figures for a different set of data files.		#: Notice: This file is used to record all interactive user input for a complete LQ2PRO application run. This file can be used at a later stage to rerun the whole session in exactly the same way. This can be profitably used to produce for example the same type of figures for a different set of data files.
	# (optional) results of a profile analysis in a file (filetype [[PRF.ANALYSE.DAT\|prf.analyse.dat]])		# (optional) results of a profile analysis in a file (filetype [[PRF.ANALYSE.DAT\|prf.analyse.dat]])
			# (optional) ASCII files with x and y data of all visualized profiles
	\|methodology=		\|methodology=
	select data		select data

imported>Lang Guenther: block referencing configuration data moved

2012-07-09T11:44:04Z

block referencing configuration data moved

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	# (optional) '''GKS log file''' (filetype gkslog.dat)		# (optional) '''GKS log file''' (filetype gkslog.dat)
	: '''Notice''': if within the working directory a file with the name gkslog.dat exists, the stored information about a former LQ2PRO application run is used to rerun the recorded one in precisely the same way.		: '''Notice''': if within the working directory a file with the name gkslog.dat exists, the stored information about a former LQ2PRO application run is used to rerun the recorded one in precisely the same way.

			Furthermore the following standard configuration files from the directory''' $PROGHOME/cfg/''' are required:
			* GKS parameter file: '''gkssystem.computername.dat'''
			* definition of physical quantities and physical units: '''phydef.cfg.de/en.dat''', '''phydef.cfg.rest.dat''', '''phydef.cfg.si.dat''', '''phydef-cf.cfg.dat'''
			* definition of hatching styles: '''hatch.cfg.dat'''
			* DE/EN fraction names: '''fracdef.cfg.dat'
	\|outputfiles=		\|outputfiles=
	# graphics output to the '''screen'''		# graphics output to the '''screen'''
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	#: Notice: This file is used to record all interactive user input for a complete LQ2PRO application run. This file can be used at a later stage to rerun the whole session in exactly the same way. This can be profitably used to produce for example the same type of figures for a different set of data files.		#: Notice: This file is used to record all interactive user input for a complete LQ2PRO application run. This file can be used at a later stage to rerun the whole session in exactly the same way. This can be profitably used to produce for example the same type of figures for a different set of data files.
	# (optional) results of a profile analysis in a file (filetype [[PRF.ANALYSE.DAT\|prf.analyse.dat]])		# (optional) results of a profile analysis in a file (filetype [[PRF.ANALYSE.DAT\|prf.analyse.dat]])

	~~Furthermore the following standard configuration files from the directory''' $PROGHOME/cfg/''' are required:~~
	* GKS parameter file: '''gkssystem.computername.dat'''
	* definition of physical quantities and physical units: '''phydef.cfg.de/en.dat''', '''phydef.cfg.rest.dat''', '''phydef.cfg.si.dat''', '''phydef-cf.cfg.dat'''
	* definition of hatching styles: '''hatch.cfg.dat'''
	* DE/EN fraction names: '''fracdef.cfg.dat'
	\|methodology=		\|methodology=
	select data		select data

imported>Lang Guenther: version July 2012, note on configurations fiels used added

2012-07-09T08:09:23Z

version July 2012, note on configurations fiels used added

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	\|name_de=LQ2PRO		\|name_de=LQ2PRO
	\|name=LQ2PRO		\|name=LQ2PRO
	\|version=~~6.1~~		\|version=July 2012
	\|version_descr= ~~December 2010~~		\|version_descr=July 2012
	\|catchwords=		\|catchwords=
	graphical postprocessor<br />		graphical postprocessor<br />
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	# (optional) '''GKS log file''' (filetype gkslog.dat)		# (optional) '''GKS log file''' (filetype gkslog.dat)
	#: Notice: This file is used to record all interactive user input for a complete LQ2PRO application run. This file can be used at a later stage to rerun the whole session in exactly the same way. This can be profitably used to produce for example the same type of figures for a different set of data files.		#: Notice: This file is used to record all interactive user input for a complete LQ2PRO application run. This file can be used at a later stage to rerun the whole session in exactly the same way. This can be profitably used to produce for example the same type of figures for a different set of data files.
	# (optional) results of a profile analysis in a file (filetype [[PRF.ANALYSE.DAT\|prf.analyse.dat]])		# (optional) results of a profile analysis in a file (filetype [[PRF.ANALYSE.DAT\|prf.analyse.dat]])

			Furthermore the following standard configuration files from the directory''' $PROGHOME/cfg/''' are required:
			* GKS parameter file: '''gkssystem.computername.dat'''
			* definition of physical quantities and physical units: '''phydef.cfg.de/en.dat''', '''phydef.cfg.rest.dat''', '''phydef.cfg.si.dat''', '''phydef-cf.cfg.dat'''
			* definition of hatching styles: '''hatch.cfg.dat'''
			* DE/EN fraction names: '''fracdef.cfg.dat'
	\|methodology=		\|methodology=
	select data		select data

imported>Lang Guenther: link UNTRIM2, UNTRIM2007

2010-12-16T12:36:10Z

link UNTRIM2, UNTRIM2007

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	\|name=LQ2PRO		\|name=LQ2PRO
	\|version=6.1		\|version=6.1
	\|version_descr= ~~November 2003~~		\|version_descr= December 2010
	\|catchwords=		\|catchwords=
	graphical postprocessor<br />		graphical postprocessor<br />
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	\|preprocessor=		\|preprocessor=
	[[ADCP2PROFILE]], [[DIDAMERGE]], [[DIDAMINTQ]], [[DIDAMINTZ]], [[ENERF]], [[FRQWF]], [[LZKMF]], [[LZKSF]], [[LZKVF]], [[LZKWF]], [[PGCALC]], [[TELEMAC-2D]], [[TDKLF]], [[TDKSF]], [[TDKVF]], [[TDKWF]], [[TIMESHIFT]], [[TRIM-2D]], [[TRIM-3D]], [[UNTRIM]], [[VTDK]], [[XTRLQ2]]		[[ADCP2PROFILE]], [[DIDAMERGE]], [[DIDAMINTQ]], [[DIDAMINTZ]], [[ENERF]], [[FRQWF]], [[LZKMF]], [[LZKSF]], [[LZKVF]], [[LZKWF]], [[PGCALC]], [[TELEMAC-2D]], [[TDKLF]], [[TDKSF]], [[TDKVF]], [[TDKWF]], [[TIMESHIFT]], [[TRIM-2D]], [[TRIM-3D]], [[UNTRIM]], [[UNTRIM2]], [[UNTRIM2007]], [[VTDK]], [[XTRLQ2]]
	\|postprocessor=		\|postprocessor=
	[[EDITOR]]		[[EDITOR]]

imported>BAWiki 1 at 13:45, 16 June 2010

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	# profile parallel component of vector data		# profile parallel component of vector data
	# profile orthogonal (right angled) component of vector data		# profile orthogonal (right angled) component of vector data
	There are two sample graphics prepared for you.		There are two [[LQ2PRO: Samples of Different Visualizations of Vector Data\|sample graphics]] prepared for you.
	\|inputfiles=		\|inputfiles=
	# (req) general '''input data''' (filetype [[LQ2PRO.DAT\|lq2pro.dat]])		# (req) general '''input data''' (filetype [[LQ2PRO.DAT\|lq2pro.dat]])

imported>BAWiki 1 at 10:18, 26 May 2010

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	# (req) '''profile-topography''' (filetype [[PROFIL05.BIN\|profil05.bin]])		# (req) '''profile-topography''' (filetype [[PROFIL05.BIN\|profil05.bin]])
	# (req) '''results''' (files of type [[DIRZ.BIN.R\|dirz.bin.r]], [[DIRZ.BIN.I\|dirz.bin.i]] and [[DIRZ.BIN\|dirz.bin]])		# (req) '''results''' (files of type [[DIRZ.BIN.R\|dirz.bin.r]], [[DIRZ.BIN.I\|dirz.bin.i]] and [[DIRZ.BIN\|dirz.bin]])
	# (opt) 2 dimensional '''finite-element-grid''' (filetype [[GITTER05.DAT ~~und~~ GITTER05.BIN\|gitter05.dat/bin]])		# (opt) 2 dimensional '''finite-element-grid''' (filetype [[GITTER05.DAT and GITTER05.BIN\|gitter05.dat/bin]])
	# (opt) list of '''neighbour elements''' suitable to the finite-element-grid (filetype [[FKEZ.BIN\|fkez.bin]])		# (opt) list of '''neighbour elements''' suitable to the finite-element-grid (filetype [[FKEZ.BIN\|fkez.bin]])
	# (req) '''layout file''' (filetype [[LAYOUT.DAT\|layout.dat]])		# (req) '''layout file''' (filetype [[LAYOUT.DAT\|layout.dat]])

imported>Mueller-hagedorn at 09:11, 21 May 2010

2010-05-21T09:11:17Z

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	visualization of profile curves:		visualization of profile curves:
	There are two different ways of visualizing profile curves:		There are two different ways of visualizing profile curves:
	* LQ-visualization: the profile curves are plotted in xy-diagrams. This is the usual way of visualizing longitudinal/cross-sectional profiles and the default type of visualization. (sample of a [[side view visualization]])		* LQ-visualization: the profile curves are plotted in xy-diagrams. This is the usual way of visualizing longitudinal/cross-sectional profiles and the default type of visualization. (sample of a [[LQ2PRO: Side View Visualization\|side view visualization]])
	* D-visualization: view from atop of the surface to the ground. The diagrams are turned into the drawing plane. (sample of a [[plan view visualization]])		* D-visualization: view from atop of the surface to the ground. The diagrams are turned into the drawing plane. (sample of a [[LQ2PRO: Plan View Visualization\|plan view visualization]])

	\|preprocessor=		\|preprocessor=

imported>Mueller-hagedorn at 09:07, 21 May 2010

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	* In the plot attributes file (filetype [[LQ2ATTR.DAT\|lq2attr.dat]]) it is possible to change the default direction (x-direction = normal) to x-direction = inverse for all visualized profiles.		* In the plot attributes file (filetype [[LQ2ATTR.DAT\|lq2attr.dat]]) it is possible to change the default direction (x-direction = normal) to x-direction = inverse for all visualized profiles.
	* During the execution of the program it is possible to change the x-direction attribute (use the Edit Prfs switch). Note: The x-direction attribute is a picture attribute, so it is only possible to change the direction of all profiles of all charts of the selected picture/s.		* During the execution of the program it is possible to change the x-direction attribute (use the Edit Prfs switch). Note: The x-direction attribute is a picture attribute, so it is only possible to change the direction of all profiles of all charts of the selected picture/s.
	'''Hint''': This direction reversal is only possible within the [[LQ2PRO: Side View Visualization\|side view visualization]]; there is no sense of using it in the [[plan view visualization]].		'''Hint''': This direction reversal is only possible within the [[LQ2PRO: Side View Visualization\|side view visualization]]; there is no sense of using it in the [[LQ2PRO: Plan View Visualization\|plan view visualization]].

	'''New in version 5 (april 2000)'''		'''New in version 5 (april 2000)'''

imported>Mueller-hagedorn at 09:06, 21 May 2010

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	* In the plot attributes file (filetype [[LQ2ATTR.DAT\|lq2attr.dat]]) it is possible to change the default direction (x-direction = normal) to x-direction = inverse for all visualized profiles.		* In the plot attributes file (filetype [[LQ2ATTR.DAT\|lq2attr.dat]]) it is possible to change the default direction (x-direction = normal) to x-direction = inverse for all visualized profiles.
	* During the execution of the program it is possible to change the x-direction attribute (use the Edit Prfs switch). Note: The x-direction attribute is a picture attribute, so it is only possible to change the direction of all profiles of all charts of the selected picture/s.		* During the execution of the program it is possible to change the x-direction attribute (use the Edit Prfs switch). Note: The x-direction attribute is a picture attribute, so it is only possible to change the direction of all profiles of all charts of the selected picture/s.
	'''Hint''': This direction reversal is only possible within the [[side view visualization]]; there is no sense of using it in the [[plan view visualization]].		'''Hint''': This direction reversal is only possible within the [[LQ2PRO: Side View Visualization\|side view visualization]]; there is no sense of using it in the [[plan view visualization]].

	'''New in version 5 (april 2000)'''		'''New in version 5 (april 2000)'''

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	# (req) '''profile-topography''' (filetype [[PROFIL05.BIN\|profil05.bin]])		# (req) '''profile-topography''' (filetype [[PROFIL05.BIN\|profil05.bin]])
	# (req) '''results''' (files of type [[DIRZ.BIN.R\|dirz.bin.r]], [[DIRZ.BIN.I\|dirz.bin.i]] and [[DIRZ.BIN\|dirz.bin]])		# (req) '''results''' (files of type [[DIRZ.BIN.R\|dirz.bin.r]], [[DIRZ.BIN.I\|dirz.bin.i]] and [[DIRZ.BIN\|dirz.bin]])
	# (opt) 2 dimensional '''finite-element-grid''' (filetype [[GITTER05.DAT ~~und~~ GITTER05.BIN\|gitter05.dat/bin]])		# (opt) 2 dimensional '''finite-element-grid''' (filetype [[GITTER05.DAT and GITTER05.BIN\|gitter05.dat/bin]])
	# (opt) list of '''neighbour elements''' suitable to the finite-element-grid (filetype [[FKEZ.BIN\|fkez.bin]])		# (opt) list of '''neighbour elements''' suitable to the finite-element-grid (filetype [[FKEZ.BIN\|fkez.bin]])
	# (req) '''layout file''' (filetype [[LAYOUT.DAT\|layout.dat]])		# (req) '''layout file''' (filetype [[LAYOUT.DAT\|layout.dat]])