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\chapter{Visualizing Data Using 2D Plots}
\label{chap:2DPLOT}

Smokeview may be used to create 2D plots using data found in spreadsheet files
Smokeview may be used to create 2D plots using data found in spreadsheet (csv) files
or in slice files.
Spreadsheet files may be generated by FDS by CFAST or obtained from an experiment if the
Spreadsheet files may be generated by FDS, by CFAST or obtained from an experiment as long as the
format is the same as generated by FDS or CFAST. Smokeview expects the first row to
contain quantities, the second row to contain units and the third row through last row to
contain data.
\section{Spreadsheet file 2D Plots}
Two examples of spreadsheet files generated by FDS
Two examples of spreadsheet files generated by FDS are
{\tt casename\_hrr.csv}\ and {\tt casename\_devc.csv}\ where casename is the
{\tt CHID}\ of the case being modeled.
The file {\tt casename\_hrr.csv}\ consists of data related
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generated by FDS. Plots may contain up to two different curve types
where all curves of a given type have the same unit.
Labels for the first curve type picked are drawn on the left axis
and labels for second curve type picked are drawn on the right axis.
and labels for the second curve type picked are drawn on the right axis.

Figure \ref{fig:plot2ddialog}
shows the dialog box used for creating 2D plots. This dialog box may be opened using the `"` keyboard
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\begin{figure}[htbp]
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{c}
\includegraphics[width=5.431in]{../../../fig/smv/figures/plot2d_dialog}
\includegraphics[width=4.3403in]{../../../fig/smv/figures/plot2d_dialog}
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
\caption[2D Plotting Dialog Box.]{2D Plotting Dialog Box. To create a plot, click on the New plot
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\end{figure}
\section{Slice file 2D Plots}
2D plots may be generated using slice file data by selecting the
2D plots may also be created using slice file data by selecting the
{\em Dialogs>File/Data/Coloring}\ menu entry then selecting the
{\em Slice/2D Plots}\ tab. This dialog box is illustrated in
Figure \ref{fig:plot2dslicedialog}. To create a plot,
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the position and view direction settings will affect the view. Unchecking these options
returns control of scene movement to the user allowing one to have a global view of the tour.
Keyframe times are proportional to the path length
Keyframe times are proportional to the path length
between keyframes so that the speed traversed along the tour is constant.
The start and stop times of the tour may also be specified using the {\em start time}\ and
{\em stop time}\ entries in the dialog box.
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