Validation hydrostatic water column#724
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I will recreate the json files with a lower number of points. |
…b/TrixiParticles.jlOpen into validation_hydrostatic_water_column
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This looks very promising! Is there a way to augment these results with reference data from the literature within the same plots? |
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AFAIK, this is from Sun 2019 and also O'Connor 2021 |
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As mentioned in the setup I have used the setup from O'Connor 2021. The error magnitude data is extracted from Fig. 8 . |
Not within the timeframe from 0.0 to 1.0. So this works fine with the same setup that O'Connor shows. |
Ah, the "reference" is already literature data? Nice 👍 Would be awesome to get a second data point that can be directly compared with literature. |
Yes it is. It just takes a long time. The next point that is close takes 6-8 hours per model. |
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This might be a really nice validation for a multi resolution FSI example. |
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Are the results up to date? The PR was created a year ago...
The reference files have been updated since the creation of the PR. |
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If I've looked at it correctly, the last update of the results was 12 months ago (ad2cddc). |
If you check the metadata of the linked commit you will find this is not identical to the current files which have been produced with the current version of Julia. |
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