e3sm-quickview 2.8.2

An application to explore/analyze data for atmosphere component for E3SM

QuickView

QuickView is an open-source, interactive visualization tool designed to help Earth system modelers take a quick look at a collection of physical quantities in their simulation files. The physical quantities are presented in the form of global or regional maps. Currently, QuickView supports only the cubed-sphere "physics" grids, i.e., the ne*pg2 meshes used by the atmosphere component of the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM), but extensions to other grids are underway. QuickView's Python- and trame-based User Interface (UI) provides intuitive access to ParaView's powerful analysis and visualization capabilities without requiring a steep learning curve.

Key Features

• Intuitive, minimalist interface tailored for Earth system modeling.
• Multi-variable visualization.
• Persistent sessions—pick up where you left off.
• Support for EAM v2, v3, and upcoming v4 output formats as well as the E3SM land model ELM's input and output files on ne*pg2 grids.

Getting Started

See documentation page.

Project Background

QuickView is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, supported by the U.S. Department of Energy's ASCR and BER programs via SciDAC.

Contributors

• Lead Developer: Abhishek Yenpure (now at NVIDIA) for version 1; Sebastien Jourdain (Kitware, Inc.) from version 2 onwards.
• Key Contributors: Berk Geveci, Patrick O'Leary, Dan Lipsa, Will Dunklin (Kitware, Inc.); Hui Wan, Kai Zhang (PNNL)

License

Apache Software License - see LICENSE file for details.

Commit message convention

Semantic release rely on conventional commits to generate new releases and changelog.