Tough2-MP post-processing and visualization

Julio_Carneiro
8 yrs ago
7replies

Hi everybody,

can anyone, please, advise on software to extract and visualize results from TOUGH2-MP with ECO2N? I realise that EXT is not an option to extract results to tecplot, but is there something similar around? Thanks.

Júlio

- Finsterle GeoConsulting
- Stefan_Finsterle
- 8 yrs ago
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Julio,

Check out T2ext by Jerry Fairley; it can be downloaded from the TOUGH2 Free Software Site.

Stefan
- Zakaria_SAADI
  
  5 yrs ago
  
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  Stefan Finsterle Hi Stefan. I'm using TOUGH2-MP for my simulations. The code T2ext for post-processing its results is not available. Is there any way on how to purchase it ?
  
  Zakaria
- Castleberry
  
  5 yrs ago
  
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  Zakaria SAADI You can contact the developer
  
  jfairley@uidaho.edu
  
  maybe he will help you
- Julio_Carneiro
- 8 yrs ago
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Thanks Stefan, I'll try it.

Júlio
- Finsterle GeoConsulting
- Stefan_Finsterle
- 5 yrs ago
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Hi Zakaria,

LBNL controls the webpage and decides on which codes it wants to release. (As you know, I'm no longer at LBNL). Please contact LBNL or Jerry Fairley (JFairley@uidaho.edu) directly.

Best,

Stefan
- yqzhang
- 5 yrs ago
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Hello,

Please follow the forum instruction: "Don't direct your question to just one person - if more people look at it, you increase your chances for a quick response."

Free softwares can be downloaded at: https://tough.lbl.gov/licensing-download/free-software-download/

Thanks.

Yingqi
- Yessica_Peralta
- 1 yr ago
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Hi all,

I successfully ran some examples from the Tough3 package on Ubuntu terminal - Windows. Now, I am in the stage of processing - visualization. I have been stuck with the MESH file created by internal MeshMaker. I would like to see the results in Pyvista however I read the MESH file but I can not visualize it yet because the format file is Tough format. Do you know how I could convert the MESH file to a format that can be visualized in python? I tried with tough-export in Ubuntu terminal but no results. Could you please help me with it?.

Thank you in advance.

Yessica Peralta