Kitware is proud to announce the release of ParaView Glance. ParaView Glance brings together the latest web technologies for interactive scientific data visualization in … Read More
We define the high-performance computing/high-throughput computing (HPC/HTC) workflow as the flow of tasks that need to be executed to compute on HPC/HTC resources. Cumulus, an open … Read More
As noted previously on our blog, several updates have landed in ParaView and the Visualization Toolkit (VTK) that affect web-based projects, such as ParaViewWeb. ParaViewWeb … Read More
A vtk.js rendering of a large-scale oceanic dataset with 5.2 million triangles. Rendering three-dimensional (3D) meshes and volumetric datasets became possible on the web years … Read More
Recently, a lot of effort has gone into web-based projects that Kitware manages, including: ParaViewWeb, a JavaScript library that developers can employ to build applications … Read More
ParaViewWeb is a JavaScript library. It serves as a development framework that builds applications for web-based, interactive scientific visualization inside a web browser. These applications … Read More
On September 19th, Kitware HQ hosted a company Fall outing at Goold Orchards, a local pick-your-own apple and pumpkin farm. As with all Kitware’s external … Read More
ParaView 4.2.0 is now available to download. The complete list of over 200 issues resolved for this release can be found the ParaView Bug Tracker. … Read More
The supercomputing community is moving toward extreme scale, which changes how we analyze simulation results. While large-scale visualization typically tends to be less interactive, we … Read More
Background ParaViewWeb is a collection of components that enable the use of ParaView's visualization and data analysis capabilities within Web applications. More specifically, ParaViewWeb uses … Read More