champ_fonc_med
Inherits from: field_base
Field to read a data field in a MED-format file .med at a specified time. It is very useful, for example, to resume a calculation with a new or refined geometry. The field post-processed on the new geometry at med format is used as initial condition for the resume.
Parameters:
- [use_existing_domain] (type: flag) whether to optimize the field loading by indicating that the field is supported by the same mesh that was initially loaded as the domain
- [last_time] (type: flag) to use the last time of the MED file instead of the specified time. Mutually exclusive with 'time' parameter.
- [decoup] (type: string) specify a partition file.
- [mesh] (type: string) Name of the mesh supporting the field. This is the name of the mesh in the MED file, and if this mesh was also used to create the TRUST domain, loading can be optimized with option 'use_existing_domain'.
- domain (type: string) Name of the domain supporting the field. This is the name of the mesh in the MED file, and if this mesh was also used to create the TRUST domain, loading can be optimized with option 'use_existing_domain'.
- file (type: string) Name of the .med file.
- field (type: string) Name of field to load.
- [loc] (type: string into ['som', 'elem']) To indicate where the field is localised. Default to 'elem'.
- [time] (type: float) Timestep to load from the MED file. Mutually exclusive with 'last_time' flag.
champ_fonc_med_table_temps
Inherits from: champ_fonc_med
Field defined as a fixed spatial shape scaled by a temporal coefficient
Parameters:
- [table_temps] (type: bloc_lecture) Table containing the temporal coefficient used to scale the field
- [table_temps_lue] (type: string) Name of the file containing the values of the temporal coefficient used to scale the field
- [use_existing_domain] (type: flag) whether to optimize the field loading by indicating that the field is supported by the same mesh that was initially loaded as the domain
- [last_time] (type: flag) to use the last time of the MED file instead of the specified time. Mutually exclusive with 'time' parameter.
- [decoup] (type: string) specify a partition file.
- [mesh] (type: string) Name of the mesh supporting the field. This is the name of the mesh in the MED file, and if this mesh was also used to create the TRUST domain, loading can be optimized with option 'use_existing_domain'.
- domain (type: string) Name of the domain supporting the field. This is the name of the mesh in the MED file, and if this mesh was also used to create the TRUST domain, loading can be optimized with option 'use_existing_domain'.
- file (type: string) Name of the .med file.
- field (type: string) Name of field to load.
- [loc] (type: string into ['som', 'elem']) To indicate where the field is localised. Default to 'elem'.
- [time] (type: float) Timestep to load from the MED file. Mutually exclusive with 'last_time' flag.
champ_fonc_med_tabule
Inherits from: champ_fonc_med
not_set
Parameters:
- [use_existing_domain] (type: flag) whether to optimize the field loading by indicating that the field is supported by the same mesh that was initially loaded as the domain
- [last_time] (type: flag) to use the last time of the MED file instead of the specified time. Mutually exclusive with 'time' parameter.
- [decoup] (type: string) specify a partition file.
- [mesh] (type: string) Name of the mesh supporting the field. This is the name of the mesh in the MED file, and if this mesh was also used to create the TRUST domain, loading can be optimized with option 'use_existing_domain'.
- domain (type: string) Name of the domain supporting the field. This is the name of the mesh in the MED file, and if this mesh was also used to create the TRUST domain, loading can be optimized with option 'use_existing_domain'.
- file (type: string) Name of the .med file.
- field (type: string) Name of field to load.
- [loc] (type: string into ['som', 'elem']) To indicate where the field is localised. Default to 'elem'.
- [time] (type: float) Timestep to load from the MED file. Mutually exclusive with 'last_time' flag.