Griddle Introduction

This introductory Griddle course will cover both Rhino and Griddle background and feature overviews, an overview on the User Interface, and both simple and complex Meshing Tutorials and examples. We will even play Guess The Mesh! Try it out!

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Course curriculum

1. Student Walkthrough
2. Pre-Course Survey
3. Griddle Course Outline Overview
1. Rhino and Griddle
2. Online Meshing Resources
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3. Rhino and Griddle UI
4. Check Point #1
1. General Mesh Information
1. A Game : Guess the Mesh! Instructions
2. Questions A 1-4
3. Questions B 1-3
4. Questions C 1-2
5. Questions D 1-2
6. Questions E 1-6
7. Questions F 1-4
8. Questions G 1-3
9. Questions H 1-2
10. Questions I 1-2
11. Questions J 1-2
1. What is good mesh?
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2. Structural Meshing with BlockRanger
3. Unstructured Meshing
4. Griddle Meshing Utilities
5. Understanding Griddle Log Files
6. Check Point #2
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1. Simple Tutorial #1 - BlockRanger Simple Cylinder
2. Simple Tutorial #2 - Intersecting Two Meshes
3. Simple Tutorial #3 - Curved Roadway
4. Simple Tutorial #4 - Domain from Contour Lines
5. Check Point #3
1. Complex Tutorial #1 - Salt Dome
2. Complex Tutorial #2 - Hybrid BlockRanger Tunnel
3. Complex Tutorial #3 - Direct Shear Test
4. Complex Tutorial #4 - Refine Mesh Region of Large Open Pit
5. Complex Tutorial #5 - Open Pit with Multiple Excavation Shells
6. Complex Tutorial #6 - Tailings Dam
1. Rhino Scripting
2. Check Point #5
1. End of Course Survey

About this course

$180.00
39 lessons
5 hours of video content

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Instructor

Andrey Pyatigorets

Senior Software Engineer

Dr. Pyatigorets has an extensive background in software development and computer modeling in the areas of mechanics of materials, geomechanics, physics, and oil & gas (specifically drilling and subsurface engineering). Areas of expertise include research and development, numerical modeling, numerical algorithms, large scale software development (using C/C++/C#/Fortran, etc.), technical writing and editing, and project management. Dr. Pyatigorets also has experience with laboratory testing, specifically in the area of tubulars and premium connections testing and quality assurance. Dr. Pyatigorets is the Software Product Manager for FLAC2D and Griddle software and is also involved in the development and support of FLAC3D. https://www.itascacg.com/about/staff-bios/andrey-pyatigorets