Hardy Geoscience Substack
Stuart HardyThe Hardy Geoscience Substack: where I publish, discuss, opine and share content on all things related to discrete element modelling in 2D and 3D applied to Geoscience, in particular for modelling of tectonics and sedimentation
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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Digressions
More digressions in visualisation. Frictional-cohesive cover, homogenous, 200 m displacement accruing on basement fault. 4 movies of the evolution of this 2D discrete-element simulation all on identical "time" loops: geometry, a zoom of a h...
It's all very superficial I know...
First post after an intentional, and much needed, break.
Too hot....time to dig out old code blocks
It's almost a bit too hot to do much at all... so I am going through a series of bespoke, maybe oddball, boundary conditions and set-ups in my 2D discrete element codes and, well, just seeing what comes "out in the wash". Here is an example...
Nestor does his magic....
I have always wondered about the “best” way to view my (or anyone else’s) 3D discrete element modelling results. Personally, I think that ParaView is a bit “clunky” but very powerful, whilst ImageTank on the Mac is incredibly powerful and s...
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Far too old to be still coding, exploring new horizons, techniques in my journey through numerical modelling in the Geosciences
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