[Qgis-user] QGis & GMesh

[Werner Macho]

Hi!

I am pretty sure you already know about the crayfish plugin for QGIS
.. which tries to do exactly these things for hydrodynamic modelling.
The first thing is - do you need that mesh as a shape or do you want
to render results?
Second thing - I am quite sure it is possible to implement loading of
these msh files either inside crayfish or through a plugin.

I suggest you to get in contact with the crayfish developers
(lutraconsulting - http://www.lutraconsulting.co.uk/) and ask if and
how it would be possible to implement loading this mesh.

kind regards
Werner



On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 11:23 AM,  <francesco.maicu at ve.ismar.cnr.it> wrote:
> Dear Users,
> I use Gmsh (GMesh, automatic mesh generator) to draw a triangular finite
> element mesh to be used by a 2 or 3D  hydrodinamic model (shallow water
> equation model).
> Gmsh write the mesh in differrent formats, most of them to be loaded in 3D
> CAD modeller (mechanical usage).
> The simplest format is a text file (.msh) easly understandable, basicly the
> list of nodes in the first part of the file, then the list of elements, each
> of them with the 3 nodes.
> I wonder if anyone has suggestions how to import in QGis this file, or if
> there is a tool for this porpouse.
> Thanks a lot everyone.
> best Regard
> Francesco
>
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