Animating measured data over time

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Mark
Mark 2014-3-13
回答： Jan 2014-4-15
I have collected, measured data for internal erosion in a pipe. What I want to do is animate the erosion based on the data inside the pipe, to get a visual profile, but I'm not sure the best tool to use. MATLAB would be good to read and handle the data, but in terms of creating the visual, I'm not sure. SIMULINK 3D Animation? I've never used SIMULINK before. Is there other software out there that would be good for this? Thanks for the direction.

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Jan
Jan 2014-4-15
Hi Mark,
Simulink 3D Animation has also a MATLAB interface, you don't need Simulink in order to work with it. If you can describe the erosion as changing the shape of a planar border between pipe material and the inside medium, Simulink 3D Animation will be suitable. See the vrheat example how IndexedFaceSet objects (similar to MATLAB Patch objects) can be manipulated using SL3D MATLAB interface.
I can imagine applying also some plane fitting to best express the eroded shape by a simplified shape consisting of triangular / quadrilateral faces.
Best Regards,
Jan

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