[Dune-devel] Dune-devel Digest, Vol 11, Issue 5
Wenlin Hu
hiroshima596 at gmail.com
Mon May 6 20:02:37 CEST 2013
Dear all,
I am Wenlin Hu, a PhD candidate majored in Computational Applied Math,
Stony Brook, USA. I submitted my GSoC proposal on Google-SoC web page
before the deadline but I didn't do it on the mailing list. Attached is my
proposal. I know it's late, sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Wenlin Hu
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> 1. [GSoC2013][Proposal]Proposal for GSoC-2013 (Anand Soni)
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> Date: Sat, 4 May 2013 22:12:18 +0530
> From: Anand Soni <anand.92.soni at gmail.com>
> To: dune-devel at dune-project.org
> Subject: [Dune-devel] [GSoC2013][Proposal]Proposal for GSoC-2013
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> Hi,
>
> I am Anand Soni, a third year undergraduate in the department of Computer
> Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay, India. I submitted my GSoC proposal on
> Google-Melange before 3rd May but I didn't do it on the mailing list. So,
> here it is. I know its late but I submitted on Google Melange before the
> deadline. I think submitting here is necessary.
>
>
> *Personal Information*
> ------------------------------
>
> -
>
> *Full name*: Anand Soni
> -
>
> *Email adress*: anand.92.soni at gmail.com
> -
>
> *Brief background info*: I am Anand Soni, a third year undergraduate in
> the department of computer science and engineering at IIT Bombay, India.
> *I am well versed in C, C++, Python and Java programming. Besides, I
> also have good knowledge of Javascript, Matlab and Scilab. I am equally
> comfortable with Windows, Linux and Mac operating systems. I have a good
> experience in programming. I have completed various academic projects in
> programming and small-scale software development **such as: **Data
> Compression Utility, Discrete Event Simulation(Networks), Universal
> Asynchronous Reciever/Transmitter, Sudoku puzzle solver **and many
> others.** Also, I have done a programming course in **PLT-Scheme . **I
> love Mathematics. **I have completed the following courses in
> Mathematics at IIT Bombay: **Advanced Calculus, Linear Algebra,
> Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis and Discrete Mathematics.***
> *
>
>
> ***
>
> *
>
> Project Information
> ------------------------------
>
> -
>
> Project Title: Attach the PSurface library to ParaView.
> -
>
> Brief description in your own words: The major aim of this project is to
> link the Psurface C++ library to ParaView which can then be used to
> visualize Psurface data and to use the GUI options in ParaView to
> manipulate the surfaces, plots and mappings.
> -
>
> Detailed description. If applicable with an outline of the
> algorithm/development strategy: The project basically aims at opening a
> Psurface file in ParaView and then manipulate, view and drive results
> out
> of the plots/mappings. For this I divide the project into the following
> phases:
> -
>
> Phase One: Familiarize with the Psurface C++ code, data structure and
> ParaView. I will also learn about the Psurface surface simplification
> algorithm. I will discuss these with my mentor and design ideas that
> will
> guide my work for the summer.
> -
>
> Phase Two: I will figure out (in consultation with my mentor) the parts
> of Psurface library that need to be wrapped/written in Python as
> ParaView
> supports Python scripting extensively. I will write this part of the
> library in Python to make the further work easier.
> -
>
> Phase Three: In this phase I will start working on the next major task.
> This task is being able to read a Psurface object from a file into
> ParaView. This will be guided by my mentor. After reading the object, I
> will implement a ParaView filter for the surface simplification
> algorithm.
> The filter will be based on the VTK algorithm which will be written in a
> plugin with help from my mentor. Once, this is accomplished, we will be
> able to read and modify surfaces in ParaView.
> -
>
> Phase Four: Any leftover work and suggested code optimizations (if any)
> by my mentor will be completed in this last phase.
> -
>
> Development schedule including milestones:
> -
>
> 27 May- 17 June: Preparatory Work. I will familiarize with my mentor.
> Will hold discussions with him regarding the algorithms/library I
> will work on. I will
>
> completely understand the C++ code for PSurface. I will also
> learn working
> with
>
> ParaView and any new tool if suggested by my mentor. Phase one will
> be
>
> completed.
> -
>
> 17 June- 29July: Phase twoto be completed. By this time I will have
> written the required/relevant Psurface library portion in Python. If
> not, then not much will
>
> be left by this time. I will also discuss further work to be done on
> this.
> -
>
> 29July ? 5September: Phase three shall be completed. In the beginning
> I will make sure I am able to read Psurface objects through files in
> ParaView
>
> (Probably, this will be done by 10th August). And then the ParaView
> filter shall
>
> be complete by September 5.
> -
>
> 5 September ? 15 September: Phase four to be completed.
> -
>
> The above timeline represents only a rough idea as per my own
> calculations. They might change during the course of the project.
> -
>
> How much time will you contribute per week: Currently, I plan to deploy
> around 35 hours a week for this project. If the project requires more, I
> will put in more efforts.
> -
>
> What timezone will you be working from: I will be working from Mumbai,
> Maharahstra, India.
> -
>
> What software/libraries will you use: Basically, I will be working on
> the Psurface library of C++ and using the ParaView tool. Other
> softwares or
> libraries will be decided as the project commences.
>
>
>
> Misc
> ------------------------------
>
> -
>
> Why did you choose DUNE?: I chose to work with DUNE because DUNE works
> for Mathematics (developing high performance computing methods to solve
> partial differential equations). I, being a Math lover, and inclined
> towards Calculus and programming could not find a better match to work
> with
> this Summer.
> -
>
> Did you use DUNE before and on which OS?: No, I have not used DUNE
> before.
> -
>
> Why are you qualified for the project?: I am qualified for this project
> mainly because I love programming and I possess the required background
> for
> this project. I have a good experience working on projects in
> C++/Python.
> Moreover, I have an urge to contribute to and learn professional
> software
> development from the open source community.
> -
>
> Other previous relevant experience: I have described my experience with
> software development, programming and mathematics above in Background
> info.
> -
>
> Links to previous work samples, that might underline your argument: Some
> of my work can be found here:https://github.com/anandsoni11 and
> https://github.com/wncc/gpo-styler-3 . However, this may not be a
> complete collection.
> -
>
> Other commitments during summer of code (vacation, exams, etc.): I am
> not involved in any other activity until mid-July when my academic
> session
> begins at IIT Bombay.
>
>
> *
> Eager to get involved further and know your comments.
>
> Cheers!
> --
> *Anand Soni | Junior Undergraduate | Department of Computer Science &
> Engineering | IIT Bombay | India*
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