A new version of Damaris, i.e. Damaris 1.3.1 is released. In this version, we have some improvements in the build files and also the way Damaris can be integrated to other third-party simulations. Building damaris as a shared library is also supported in this version. The full release note of…
Version 1.3.0 of Damaris has been released. In this version, the simulations are able to use Damaris in support of in situ visualization with ParaView. Fore more details about the release notes check here. For any information about the ParaView support check this link.
The first results of using Damaris HDF5 backend on a large scale experiment are published in an article in the HDF5 blog. In this article, we presented how Damaris can help simulation developers to do the instrumentation (needed to support HDF5) easier and at the same time achieve a better…
In the latest release of Damaris that can be found here (i.e. version 1.2.0), writing simulation results into HDF5 format (.h5 files) is supported. Using this release, all Damaris dedicated core are able to dump the datasets into HDF5 format either collectively (one HDF5 file for all the dedicated cores)…
Preparing an environment to build and run Damaris may be not that easy. The problem is that some required libraries and frameworks (especially VisIt) may take a lot of time to be installed and configured. Thanks to the Docker technology, in version 1.1.0, we have automated the environment preparation process….
The Ter@tec forum is a major event in France and Europe that brings together the best international experts from different communities, such as HPC, Simulation and Big Data. Like the previous event, Damaris was presented at this event to so many field specialists coming from industry or academia.
The 29th International Conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics (ParCFD’17) took place at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland from 15-17 May 2017. Damaris was presented in one of the mini-symposiums of this event, namely, in situ processing for computational fluid dynamics data analysis and visualization. In this presentation,…
This year, Damaris was presented at the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (SC’16). During the conference and its exhibition, Damaris was presented to many HPC researchers and scientists at Inria booth.
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