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I have an image of the map ( no lat long present on the map )which I have to convert into a shapefile to import into GPlates. How can I do so? Any help or idea is much appreciated.
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Hi Ananya!
I agree with some of the answers that mention that, for the software you are planning to use the vector layer with, you will need to have the information in a common geographic reference system. In order to do that with you can use the free software QGIS for the georeferencing process (look for Raster menu - Georeferencer) and then in the same software you can perform the conversion from raster to shape using (Raster- conversion-Polygonize).
The algorithm usually works well but the result will depend a lot on the complexity of the raster data.
Hope it helps! regards, Soledad
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I want to map the Von Misses stress generated for a 3D model in supposing Job-1, to run a new job on a similar CAE model but undeformed with similar material properties, mesh, boundary condition as an initial stress state from the previously obtained stress from Job-1. In Job-2 I want to apply different loading conditions once the stress is generated in the initial step. I have tried mesh-mesh mapping using the steps given in the ABAQUS manual but still not been able to map it. Also, I tried using a predefined field option from the Job-1 ODB to define the stress state, but it reports the ODB file cannot be located.
Any suggestions or help will be highly appreciated.
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Rupam Saikia
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How can we create an imperfection and predefined fields in the same job?
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Actually, i need this information as soon as possible for my undergraduate thesis entitled in " Influence of moisture content on coal deformation model during CBM production in wet reservoirs ". I am waiting for the best suggestions from the scholars of this webpage.
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You should read the paper that I've suggested. Best of luck.
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I work on modelling of dynamic properties of cracked beams. There is a common approaches in the literature to describe the crack by a spiral spring with appropriate stiffness which is determined based on the fracture mechanics. It is sufficient if the bending deformations are modelled.
However, I study the case with bending and longitudinal deformations.
Is there a model of crack of satisfactory accuracy which describe crack of beam with longitudinal deformations?
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please have a look at thess articles
[1] C. Papadopoulos, A. Dimarogonas, Coupled longitudinal and bending vibrations of a cracked shaft, Journal of Vibration and Acoustics, 110 (1988) 1-8.
[1] E.H. El-Dannanh, S.H. Farghaly, Natural Vibrations of Cracked Shafts Carrying Elastically Mounted End Masses, Journal of Sound and Vibration, 170 (1994) 607-620.
[1] C. Papadopoulos, A. Dimarogonas, Stability of cracked rotors in the coupled vibration mode, Journal of Vibration and Acoustics, 110 (1988) 356-359.
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I read there is a way to animate deformable object by physical laws. And they have been tried to reduce computational cost of it. One of the methods I know is "embedded element method." Besides of that, there are some coarsening(upscaling) methods and also some of them use meshless methods(especially for fluid simulation). I wonder what is the state of the art methods for simulate physically deformable object in the field of graphics? And of couse, since I'm in the structural engineering field, I'd like to know especially for solids not for fluids.
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@Mason Seo Here are more references:
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After placing the gauges , I ran the solver...What should I do inorder to get defoemation at these gauges
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You can visualize the deformation using unstructured solver:
- > 1. Output -> 2. Select Variables -> 3. check Displ. X - Displ. Y - Displ. Z.
I cant find a way to get the deformation using gauges.
But you can use the grid and count the nodes one by one (its no a optimized solution, but still functional )
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I would like to know the Heat Transfer co-effecient to be used for 2D Machining simulation for  LIQUID NITROGEN in Deform for CRYOGENIC TURNING.
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@vitalii Pertsevyi Thanks for the reply
However, I haven't got the direct answer to use it in the modelling software.
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Hello. I have a model in ls-dyna that was subjected to impact loading. I want to repeat the impact loading on the deformed model again and i dont know how to do this.                                                                                              thanck you
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Some of the video tutorials оf LS-DYNA
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Hi,everyone,here is a probles,i need help!!!!
In the first figure,the disk has endure a extern force and it deforable configuration is shown in the second figure.So,i want to ask ,How to apply a force in the center of the second figure.
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This is simple Mr. Hao, what you need to do is defining Cylindrical coordinate system then apply the Load in radial direction which is x direction in cylindrical coordinate. Cylindrical coordinate must be in the center of the circle to have uniform load distribution in the radial direction.
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I am modelling a vertical sampler penetration at a constant velocity to a Mohr-Coloumb soil model. Total penetration is 150 mm. But after a certain point the unbalanced force in my sampler comes back to zero (small strain mode). If I simulate in large deformation mode, i have unreal values of force. Kindly suggest some papers or previous research. Thanks in advance.
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Dear All, 
Can you help me on "Deformable face fitting algorithm", I need to implement it using MATLAB.
Greatly appreciate your assistance   
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Prof. Hao Li at USC does a lot of cutting edge work in this area. See for example this video from a CVPR 2015 paper:
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See above
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I think the subject matter related to your question would be Rheology and "Université du Mans" in France (amongst others) has a research team specialising in that field.
Perhaps if you contact the research team, they may point you in the right direction, provided this is what you're looking for.
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