[CIG-SHORT] Fault Output

[Brad Aagaard]

Bobby,

Click on the fault dataset and then on the Info tab. You will see the 
range of values for each of the fields. Then jump to the final time 
step. This is a more robust way of checking the range of values than 
viewing an image.

Are you using a PyLith binary on the cluster? The binary may work on 1 
compute node, but in order to run on more than 1 compute node, you need 
to build from source because the binary contains MPI consistent with a 
desktop machine. For a cluster building from source (using the pylith 
installer) insures that the MPI being used is appropriate for your hardware.

Another possibility is that you are using the HDF5 writer, but HDF5 was 
not built for parallel I/O (the pylith installer should do this 
automatically). If that is the case, then the output from all processors 
is not being collected into the file.

Regards,
Brad


On 3/5/13 9:59 AM, BOK10 at pitt.edu wrote:
> I'm running my model on a cluster, and everything outputs fine, except for
> the faults. In paraview I rescale to the temporal range, but it tells me
> my faults have 0 slip, but in the past they have had slip. Any
> suggestions/hints?
>
> Bobby
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