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<P><FONT SIZE=2>You can extract the nodes and elements by parsing the .msh file. The mesh file format is in the gmsh manual.<BR>
To assign physical data, you can define physical regions (lines, surfaces, etc.) and then build a file which links the physical regions to the corresponding physical data which is specific to your use.<BR>
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Billy.<BR>
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De: gmsh-bounces@geuz.org em nome de Linda Armelle Nzumotcha Tchoumkam<BR>
Enviada: qua 30-07-2008 17:57<BR>
Para: gmsh@geuz.org<BR>
Assunto: [Gmsh] Make inquiries<BR>
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Good Morning,<BR>
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Please, i have some questions about the Gmsh's program:<BR>
1) When i create my model and make the mesh for it, how can i extract the<BR>
informations about coordinates of each node or element for another use?<BR>
2) If i want to add physical datas of my model (ie. hydraulic conductivity,<BR>
permeability coefficient, ...),this data can be added for each node or element?<BR>
3) If yes (2),<BR>
Can i extract this information for another use?<BR>
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Thanks you for listening and your comprehension.<BR>
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Linda Nzumotcha<BR>
Ecole POlytechnique Montreal<BR>
e-mail: armelle.nzumotcha@polymtl.ca<BR>
Phone: 001 514 690 6055<BR>
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