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-======  Advanced Scientific Visualization Workflows with Visit =======+====== Advanced Scientific Visualization Workflows with Visit ======
  
-<WRAP group> <WRAP twothirds column>+<WRAP group> <WRAP quarter column> <WRAP center round box 110%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:calendar3.svg?nolink&}} <tab1> <fs:26px>** Date**</fs>
  
-<WRAP group> <WRAP third column>+  * Sunday February 12, 2023 
 +  * 1pm - 5pm
  
-{{ :wiki:workshops:2023:visitteaser.png?direct&auto |}} +<wrap indent></wrap> \\ 
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 +<WRAP quarter column> <WRAP center round box 110%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:map.svg?nolink&}} <tab1> <fs:26px>** Venue**</fs>
  
-<WRAP center round box download 100%>  <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** Workshop Materials**</font> +  * Building 4 (Seaside) Level 5 Room 5209
-  * Slides: {{ :wiki:workshops:2023:advancedvisitworkflows.pdf | Slides}} +
-  * Datasets: {{ :wiki:workshops:2023:visitworkflowsworkshop.zip | Workshop files}} +
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-<WRAP center round box todo 100%>  <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** How to Prepare?**</font> +<wrap indent></wrap> \\ 
-  * Review and download the workshop materials +<wrap indent></wrap> \\ 
-  * Prior Knowledge: A working knowledge of VisIt is assumed for this workshop. A short intro will be given, but please watch the [[https://youtu.be/h9_Sg7CN5Cg | Introduction to VisIt Workshop]] if you are unfamiliar with basic VisIt operation.  +</WRAP> </WRAP>
-  * Bring a laptop with VisIt installed +
-    * VisIt version 3.3.1 is required for the workshop. You can download it from the [[https://visit-dav.github.io/visit-website/releases-as-tables/#latest]]. +
-  * Alternatively, you can use the IT provided [[http://myws.kaust.edu.sa/|remote workstations]] in case you do not have VisIt installed (you have to request the service the first time you use it [[https://kaustforms.formstack.com/forms/remote_workstation_account|here]]) +
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-</WRAP>+<WRAP center round box 110%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:globe.svg?nolink&}} <tab1> <fs:26px>** Organizer**</fs>
  
-<WRAP twothirds column> +{{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:person.svg?nolink&}} James Kress \\ {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:headset-vr.svg?nolink&}} Visualization Core Laboratory \\ {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:envelope-at.svg?nolink&}} james.kress@kaust.edu.sa </WRAP> </WRAP>
-==== Overview ==== +
-Visualization experts from the laboratory will introduce [[https://visit-dav.github.io/visit-website/|VisIt]]- a highly-scalable, open-source, multi-platform data analysis and visualization application. VisIt users can quickly build visualizations to analyze their data using qualitative and quantitative techniques. The data exploration can be done interactively in 3D. Attendees will participate in a hands-on session working with VisIt to create 3D visualizations of scientific datasets. +
  
-VisIt is an essential tool for scientific visualization, especially for large datasets.  It is professional-quality, user-friendly software that is packed with advanced functionality.  It was developed to analyze extremely large datasets (using distributed memory and parallel computing resources); but, its special super-power is that it grows with the user's data, running great on the laptop, the workstation, the cluster (Ibex), and the supercomputer (Shaheen). Visualization and analytic pipelines created in VisIt at the start of your project will continue to work efficiently even as the amount of data produced continues to grow.+<WRAP quarter column> <WRAP center round box 100%>{{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:person-add.svg?nolink&}} <tab1> <fs:26px>** Register**</fs>
  
-Join us to learn how to prepare data, automate visualizations, and scale your analysis from workstation to cluster to supercomputer.+<wrap em button> [[https://kaustforms.formstack.com/forms/scientific_visualization_with_visit|Register Here!]] </wrap> \\ 
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-Experts from the Visualization Lab will cover the following advanced topics:+<WRAP center round box download 100%> 
 + <fs:26px>** Workshop Materials**</fs>
  
-  - **Scalable VisIt Visualization Workflows on HPC Systems** +  * Slides: {{:wiki:training:2023:advancedvisitworkflows.pdf| Slides}} 
-    - Overview of VisIt's HPC architecture +  * Datasets: {{:wiki:training:2023:visitworkflowsworkshop.zip| Workshop files}}
-    - Step-by-step VisIt visualization workflow for large data +
-    - Introduction to VisIt client-server batch tools +
-  - **Programming Visualization Pipelines in Python** +
-    - Record GUI actions in Python +
-    - Visualization Pipelines in Python +
-      - Save / Load Vis-Pipelines as Python +
-      - interactive — text-based Python console with VisIt +
-      - non-interactive, distributed batch processing+
  
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-==== Who Should Attend? ====+<WRAP center round box todo 100%> 
 + <fs:26px>** How to Prepare?**</fs>
  
-The target audience for this workshop are KAUST users who are looking to learn how to script visualizations with VisIt and scale their visualization workflows from PC scale to cluster scale. +  * Review and download the workshop materials 
 +  * Prior Knowledge: A working knowledge of VisIt is assumed for this workshop. A short intro will be given, but please watch the [[https://youtu.be/h9_Sg7CN5Cg| Introduction to VisIt Workshop]] if you are unfamiliar with basic VisIt operation. 
 +  * Bring a laptop with VisIt installed 
 +      * VisIt version 3.3.1 is required for the workshop. You can download it from the [[https://visit-dav.github.io/visit-website/releases-as-tables/#latest|https://visit-dav.github.io/visit-website/releases-as-tables/#latest]]. 
 +  * Alternatively, you can use the IT provided [[http://myws.kaust.edu.sa/|remote workstations]] in case you do not have VisIt installed (you have to request the service the first time you use it [[https://kaustforms.formstack.com/forms/remote_workstation_account|here]])
  
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-==== Agenda ==== +
-^ Time             ^ Topic                                                           ^ Speaker        ^ +
-^ 1:00pm-1:15pm    | Introduction                                                    | James Kress  | +
-^ 1:15pm-1:40pm    | VisIt Refresher and interesting options                         | James Kress  | +
-^ 1:40pm-2:00pm    | Coffee Break                                                    |              | +
-^ 2:00pm-2:45pm    | Hands-On Session 1: Ibex interactive visualization              | James Kress  | +
-^ 2:45pm-3:15pm    | Hands-On Session 2: Scripting visualization within VisIt        | James Kress  | +
-^ 3:15pm-3:45pm    | Hands-On Session 3: Scripting visualization from command line   | James Kress  | +
-^ 3:45pm-4:05pm    | Coffee Break                                                    |              | +
-^ 4:05pm-4:25pm    | Hands-On Session 4: Scripting visualization on Ibex             | James Kress  | +
-^ 4:25pm-4:40pm    | Demo: Scripting visualization on Shaheen                        | James Kress  | +
-^ 4:40pm-5:00pm    | Q&A / Discussion                                                | James Kress  | +
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-<WRAP center round box 100%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:calendar3.svg?nolink&}} <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** Date**</font>+===== Overview =====
  
-<wrap indent> Sunday February 12, 2023 </wrap>+Visualization experts from the laboratory will introduce [[https://visit-dav.github.io/visit-website/|VisIt]]- a highly-scalable, open-source, multi-platform data analysis and visualization application. VisIt users can quickly build visualizations to analyze their data using qualitative and quantitative techniques. The data exploration can be done interactively in 3D. Attendees will participate in a hands-on session working with VisIt to create 3D visualizations of scientific datasets.
  
-</WRAP>+VisIt is an essential tool for scientific visualization, especially for large datasets. It is professional-quality, user-friendly software that is packed with advanced functionality. It was developed to analyze extremely large datasets (using distributed memory and parallel computing resources); but, its special super-power is that it grows with the user's data, running great on the laptop, the workstation, the cluster (Ibex), and the supercomputer (Shaheen). Visualization and analytic pipelines created in VisIt at the start of your project will continue to work efficiently even as the amount of data produced continues to grow.
  
-<WRAP center round box 100%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:clock.svg?nolink&}} <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** Time**</font>+Join us to learn how to prepare data, automate visualizations, and scale your analysis from workstation to cluster to supercomputer.
  
-<wrap indent> 1pm - 5pm </wrap> </WRAP>+Experts from the Visualization Lab will cover the following advanced topics:
  
-<WRAP center round box 100%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:map.svg?nolink&}} <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** Venue**</font>+  - **Scalable VisIt Visualization Workflows on HPC Systems** 
 +      - Overview of VisIt's HPC architecture 
 +      - Step-by-step VisIt visualization workflow for large data 
 +      - Introduction to VisIt client-server batch tools 
 +  - **Programming Visualization Pipelines in Python** 
 +      - Record GUI actions in Python 
 +      - Visualization Pipelines in Python 
 +        - Save / Load Vis-Pipelines as Python 
 +        - interactive — text-based Python console with VisIt 
 +        - non-interactive, distributed batch processing
  
-<wrap indent> Building 4 Level 5 Room 5209 </wrap> </WRAP>+===== Who Should Attend? =====
  
-<WRAP center round box 100%> {{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:globe.svg?nolink&}} <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** Organizer**</font>+The target audience for this workshop are KAUST users who are looking to learn how to script visualizations with VisIt and scale their visualization workflows from PC scale to cluster scale.
  
-<wrap indent>{{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:person.svg?nolink&}} James Kress </wrap>\\ +===== Agenda =====
-<wrap indent>{{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:headset-vr.svg?nolink&}} Visualization Core Laboratory </wrap>\\ +
-<wrap indent>{{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:envelope-at.svg?nolink&}} james.kress@kaust.edu.sa </wrap> </WRAP>+
  
-<WRAP center round box 100%>{{:icon:twbs:link:w-25:h-auto:person-add.svg?nolink&}}  <font 26px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>** Register**</font> +^Time  ^Topic  ^Speaker  | 
- +^1:00pm-1:15pm  |Introduction  |James Kress  | 
-<wrap indent button> [[https://kaustforms.formstack.com/forms/scientific_visualization_with_visit|Register Here!]] </wrap>  +^1:15pm-1:40pm  |VisIt Refresher and interesting options  |James Kress  | 
-</WRAP>+^1:40pm-2:00pm  |Coffee Break  |   | 
 +^2:00pm-2:45pm  |Hands-On Session 1: Ibex interactive visualization  |James Kress  | 
 +^2:45pm-3:15pm  |Hands-On Session 2: Scripting visualization within VisIt  |James Kress  | 
 +^3:15pm-3:45pm  |Hands-On Session 3: Scripting visualization from command line  |James Kress  | 
 +^3:45pm-4:05pm  |Coffee Break  |   | 
 +^4:05pm-4:25pm  |Hands-On Session 4: Scripting visualization on Ibex  |James Kress  | 
 +^4:25pm-4:40pm  |Demo: Scripting visualization on Shaheen  |James Kress  | 
 +^4:40pm-5:00pm  |Q&A / Discussion  |James Kress  |
  
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