IotaSuite User Manual
  • Summary
  • Dashboard
    • Creating a Project
    • Editing a Project
    • Deleting a Project
    • Loading a Project
    • Unloading a Project
  • Project
    • Datasets
      • Importing a Dataset
      • Editing a Dataset
      • Deleting a Dataset
      • Visualising a Dataset
    • Screenshots
      • Importing a Screenshot
      • Editing a Screenshot
      • Deleting a Screenshot
      • Exporting a Screenshot
    • Graphs
      • Importing a Graph
      • Editing a Graph
      • Deleting a Graph
      • Exporting a Graph
    • Meshes
      • Importing a Mesh
      • Editing a Mesh
      • Deleting a Mesh
    • Videos
      • Editing a Video
      • Deleting a Video
      • Exporting a Video
    • Files
      • Importing a File
      • Editing a File
      • Deleting a File
    • Scripts
      • Importing a Script
      • Editing a Script
      • Deleting a Script
    • List of Scenarios
      • Creating a New Scenario
      • Loading a Scenario
      • Deleting a Scenario
      • Cloning a Scenario
  • Scenario
    • Creating a New scenario
    • Loading a Scenario
    • Editing a Scenario
    • Deleting a Scenario
    • Cloning a Scenario
  • Pre
    • Cretaing a Mesh of a Simple Geometry
      • Circle
      • Rectangle
      • Cuboid
      • Cylinder
    • Loading a Mesh
    • Importing a Mesh from a File
    • Filling holes of a Surface Mesh
    • Generating / Re-meshing a volume mesh
    • Remeshing a surface mesh
    • Creating Cut-Planes
  • Post
    • Visualising Results
    • Animating Results
    • Taking a Screenshot
    • Recording an Animation
    • Setting a View
      • Exporting and Importing a View
    • Post-processing Tools
      • Generating Cut Planes with Results
      • Generating a Line Variation Graph
      • Generating a Point Evolution Graph
      • Generating a Result Integral Graph
      • Generating a Result Statistics Graph
  • Graph
    • Customizing the Style of a Graph Traces
    • Customizing Graph Axes Settings
    • Exporting a Graph as an Image
  • Coarse-graining
    • Introduction
    • Coarse-granining module
      • Loading a Mesh
      • Input
        • Input DEM data
          • EDEM 2017+
          • LIGGGHTS-DUMP
          • LIGGGHTS-VTK
          • P4X
        • Pre-Filters
          • Overwrite Groups by Size
          • Filter Group ID
          • Filter by Bounding Box
          • Overwrite Velocity
          • Overwrite Groups
      • Averaging
        • Temporal Averaging
        • Spatial Averaging
          • Function
          • Width and Cutoff Factor
          • Gradients
          • Spatial Integral
        • Advanced
          • Particle Group Concentration
          • Surface/Wall Analysis
          • Residence Time
      • Output
        • Scale Results
        • Create DEM Dataset
        • Coarse Graining Output
        • Output Cylindrical Coordinates
        • Post-Analysis
          • Mixing
          • User-defined Scripts
  • Using Iota with EDEM
  • Using Iota with LIGGGHTS
    • LIGGGHTS-DUMP
    • LIGGGHTS-VTK
  • Using Iota with ANSYS-Fluent
  • Tutorials
    • Backhoe Tutorial EDEM 2017+
    • Paddle Mixer Tutorial EDEM 2017+
  • Licensing
    • Iota-Suite End User Agreement
    • Third Party Licenses
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Datasets

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A dataset represents the data coming from a simulation (DEM, CFD, FEM, ...) or the data of a coarse-graining analysis generated by the . Each dataset is represented as a rectangle containing the name and type of dataset (see ).

Figure 4 - Example of "Datasets" section at "Project" page

  • Name (required): if no name is provided, the file name will be used as the dataset name.

  • Description (optional): users can provide a description for the dataset.

  • Scenario: users can associate the dataset with a scenario that already exists within the project .

  • Type: specifies the format of the dataset to be imported .

  • File: the icon located at the right side opens a file browser window that allows users to select the file to import the dataset.

  • Options: Reaction Torque & Force: this is only applicable for dataset type EDEM 2017+. If this options is checked, when importing the dataset, two graphs are created per geometry present in the EDEM 2017+ simulation:

    • Reaction force: temporal evolution of the total reaction force on the geometry in each of the main directions X, Y and Z.

    • Reaction torque: temporal evolution of the total reaction force on the geometry in each of the main directions X, Y and Z.

Figure 5 - "Import Dataset" windows for type PACG and EDEM 2017+

Once a dataset has been imported, users can edit the name of the dataset by clicking on the Edit button next to the dataset.

If a dataset is no longer required, it can be deleted by clicking the Delete button next to the dataset.

Users can import datasets by clicking on the Import button located at the right corner of "Datasets" accordion and selecting the type of dataset to be imported (see ). A pop-up window will be shown in order enter values for the following fields for the dataset:

Users can visualise a dataset by clicking on the Load button that appears when users are hovering over the rectangle of the corresponding dataset (see ). This action will load the dataset into page of Iota.

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Editing a Dataset
Deleting a Dataset
Visualising a Dataset
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