ParaView

5.13 Open source

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Large-scale scientific visualization on WECORE: the ParaView server renders on GPU nodes next to your data, so you post-process terabytes in place instead of copying them home.

Remote desktop GPU Client–server

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Overview

Understanding ParaView.

ParaView is an open-source visualization application built on VTK, designed from the start for datasets larger than one machine.

Its distinguishing feature is client–server operation. The rendering and data-processing server runs where the data is, while a light client drives it from your desktop.

Use cases

What people run it for.

CFD and FEA post-processing

Load solver output right where it was written and extract the slices, streamlines, and iso-surfaces that show what the run did.

Volume rendering at scale

Render full 3D fields from datasets no workstation holds, with the heavy lifting on the cluster's GPU nodes.

Comparative parameter sweeps

Put runs from a sweep side by side to see how the solution changes across the parameter space.

Figures and animations

Produce publication figures and time-step animations directly from simulation output, without moving it first.

Run modes

How it runs on WECORE.

GPU

Client–server rendering on GPU nodes

The ParaView server runs on GPU nodes next to your storage, and a light local client drives it. Terabytes of time-step output never leave the cluster.

Remote desktop

Full remote-desktop session

Work entirely in a remote desktop on the cluster when you want the whole application next to the data — no local client required.

Coming soon

Bring your simulation stack to a cloud you control.

OpenFOAM, LAMMPS, and GROMACS are ready now, with the rest of the catalog rolling out. Request early access and tell us which app you need next.