Posts tagged "Scientific Computing"

The International Conference for High Performance Computing Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC21) is one of the largest gatherings of the international high performance computing (HPC) … Read More

The major improvements under this release can be grouped into the following areas: Making it easier to debug Observers Expanding Attribute Resource’s Query Grammar New … Read More

Members of Kitware’s Scientific Computing Team and our collaborators at the the National Center for Electron Microscopy (NCEM) have been working on a Phase I … Read More

In this blog post, we will see the last improvements that have been made on VTK SMP Tools. Note that previous blogs on the SMP … Read More

Viewing CAD Geometry Files Starting with 21.07 the released version of CMB ModelBuilder will now include the OpenCascade Session Plugin. This will allow users to … Read More

Introduction The next version of VTK will include a new class for generating ghost cells for most data types in VTK. This filter will replace … Read More

The Line Integral Convolution (LIC) is a vector field visualization technique that involves convolving noise with a vector field. This produces streaking patterns along the … Read More

NVIDIA Omniverse, the platform for real-time collaboration and simulation, now includes a Connector to ParaView, the premiere scientific visualization and analysis application developed by Kitware, … Read More

Big Changes to CMB’s Release Process It’s been over a year since CMB ModelBuilder 6.3 was released. Since then many new features and improvements have been made … Read More

Kitware is excited to be participating in the OpenFOAM Workshop this year to connect with OpenFOAM users. We are thrilled that a large number of … Read More