m_data_input Module Reference

This module features procedures, which for a specific time-step, read in the raw simulation data for the grid and the conservative variables and fill out their buffer regions. More...

Data Types
interface	s_read_abstract_data_files
	Subroutine for reading data files. More...

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine, public	s_read_serial_data_files (t_step)
	This subroutine is called at each time-step that has to be post-processed in order to read the raw data files present in the corresponding time-step directory and to populate the associated grid and conservative variables.
subroutine, public	s_read_parallel_data_files (t_step)
	This subroutine is called at each time-step that has to be post-processed in order to parallel-read the raw data files present in the corresponding time-step directory and to populate the associated grid and conservative variables.
subroutine, public	s_populate_grid_variables_buffer_regions
	The following subroutine populates the buffer regions of the cell-width spacings, the cell-boundary locations and the cell-center locations. Note that the buffer regions of the last two variables should be interpreted slightly differently than usual. They are really ghost zones that are used in aiding the multidimensional visualization of Silo database files, in VisIt, when processor boundary conditions are present.
subroutine, public	s_populate_conservative_variables_buffer_regions (q_particle)
	The purpose of this procedure is to populate the buffers of the cell-average conservative variables, depending on the boundary conditions.
subroutine, public	s_initialize_data_input_module
	Computation of parameters, allocation procedures, and/or any other tasks needed to properly setup the module.
subroutine, public	s_finalize_data_input_module
	Deallocation procedures for the module.

Variables
type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable, public	q_cons_vf
	Conservative variables.
type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable, public	q_prim_vf
	Primitive variables.
type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable, public	q_particle
	Lagrangian solver (particle void fraction)
type(scalar_field), public	q_t_sf
	Temperature field.
type(integer_field), public	ib_markers
procedure(s_read_abstract_data_files), pointer, public	s_read_data_files => null()

Detailed Description

This module features procedures, which for a specific time-step, read in the raw simulation data for the grid and the conservative variables and fill out their buffer regions.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

s_finalize_data_input_module()

subroutine, public m_data_input::s_finalize_data_input_module

Deallocation procedures for the module.

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s_initialize_data_input_module()

subroutine, public m_data_input::s_initialize_data_input_module

Computation of parameters, allocation procedures, and/or any other tasks needed to properly setup the module.

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s_populate_conservative_variables_buffer_regions()

subroutine, public m_data_input::s_populate_conservative_variables_buffer_regions

(

type(scalar_field), intent(inout), optional

q_particle

)

The purpose of this procedure is to populate the buffers of the cell-average conservative variables, depending on the boundary conditions.

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s_populate_grid_variables_buffer_regions()

subroutine, public m_data_input::s_populate_grid_variables_buffer_regions

The following subroutine populates the buffer regions of the cell-width spacings, the cell-boundary locations and the cell-center locations. Note that the buffer regions of the last two variables should be interpreted slightly differently than usual. They are really ghost zones that are used in aiding the multidimensional visualization of Silo database files, in VisIt, when processor boundary conditions are present.

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s_read_parallel_data_files()

subroutine, public m_data_input::s_read_parallel_data_files

(

integer, intent(in)

t_step

)

This subroutine is called at each time-step that has to be post-processed in order to parallel-read the raw data files present in the corresponding time-step directory and to populate the associated grid and conservative variables.

Parameters

t_step

Current time-step

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s_read_serial_data_files()

subroutine, public m_data_input::s_read_serial_data_files

(

integer, intent(in)

t_step

)

This subroutine is called at each time-step that has to be post-processed in order to read the raw data files present in the corresponding time-step directory and to populate the associated grid and conservative variables.

Parameters

t_step

Current time-step

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Variable Documentation

ib_markers

type(integer_field), public m_data_input::ib_markers

q_cons_vf

type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable, public m_data_input::q_cons_vf

Conservative variables.

q_particle

type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable, public m_data_input::q_particle

Lagrangian solver (particle void fraction)

q_prim_vf

type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable, public m_data_input::q_prim_vf

Primitive variables.

q_t_sf

type(scalar_field), public m_data_input::q_t_sf

Temperature field.

s_read_data_files

procedure(s_read_abstract_data_files), pointer, public m_data_input::s_read_data_files => null()