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Hello all<br><br>I have made a start with building the global mantle model. Because the data are referenced to the Sphere, it is not possible<br>to do the import of CSV using Table_to_Structured Grid and so I had to use Table_to_Points (see attached image).<br><br>The
plot shows point data 50 depths 50-1600 km (final layers extend to 2800
km). The spatial distribution of data is 1 x 1 degree, and each layer
increment is 50 km (eg 50, 100, 150 ... 2800) - data converted to X,Y,Z coordinates. As such it would seem
that one could describe the data as being a structured grid with a
curvilinear geometry.<br><br>Is there a way to convert or reformat the
data (in Paraview .pvd format) to a cell-based geometry given that one
has the values and coordinates of each "cell" from the point data?<br><br>I did have a quick try of Delauny3D but it crashed Paraview (3.8.0)<br><br>If there is a more efficient way of dealing with the CSV file that would be useful to know.<br><br>Thanks<br><br>Lester </body>
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