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This project has been funded in whole or in part with Federal funds from
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Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Sandia National Laboratories.

This manuscript has been authored in part by UT-Battelle, LLC, under contract DE-AC05-00OR22725 with the US Department of Energy (DOE).
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This research was supported by the Exascale Computing Project (17-SC-20-SC), a joint project of the U.S.
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This material is based upon work supported by the U.S.
Department of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research, Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) program.

Moreland, K. (\ReportYear). \emph{The VTK-m User's Guide}, Tech report \ReportNumber, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

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{\bf CONTRIBUTORS}\\
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This book includes contributions from the VTK-m community including the
VTK-m development team and the user community.
We would like to thank the following people for their significant
contributions to this text:

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{\bf Vicente Bolea}, {\bf Nickolas Davis}, {\bf Matthew Letter}, and {\bf Nick Thompson} for their help keeping the user's guide up to date with the \VTKm source code.

{\bf Sujin Philip}, {\bf Robert Maynard}, {\bf James Kress}, {\bf Abhishek Yenpure}, {\bf Mark Kim}, and {\bf Hank Childs} for their descriptions of numerous filters.

% Sujin Philip: Surface normals, normals in Marching Cubes
% Robert Maynard: Gradient, warp scalars, warp vectors, histogram, extract structured
% James Kress: Point transform
% Abhishek Yenpure: Point merge
% Mark Kim: ZFP compression
% Hank Childs: Mesh Quality Metrics

{\bf Allison Vacanti} for her documentation of several \VTKm features in Sections \ref{sec:ExtractComponentArrays} and \ref{sec:SwizzleArrays} and select filters.
% Allie Vacanti filters: Surface normals.

{\bf David Pugmire} for his documentation of partitioned data sets (Section \ref{sec:DataSets:PartitionedDataSet}) and select filters.
% Dave Pugmire filters: Streamlines, point transform, coordinate system transforms, add ghost cells, remove ghost cells.

{\bf Abhishek Yenpure} and {\bf Li-Ta Lo} for their documentation of locator structures (Chapter~\ref{chap:Locators}).
% Abhishek Yenpure: General cell locators and BoundingIntervalHierarchy
% Li-Ta Lo: General point locators and uniform grid point locator, particle
% density

{\bf Li-Ta Lo} for his documentation of random array handles and particle
density filters.
% ArrayHandleRandomUniformBits.

{\bf James Kress} for his documentation on \VTKm's testing classes.

{\bf Manish Mathai} for his documentation of rendering features (Chapter~\ref{chap:Rendering}).


%% {\bf Cory Quammen}, {\bf Berk
%% Geveci}, {\bf Ben Boeckel}, {\bf Dave DeMarle}, and {\bf Shawn Waldon} from Kitware for their contributions throughout the text.

%% {\bf Ken Moreland}, for large sections of text from his excellent \emph{The ParaView Tutorial}\cite{ParaViewTutorial} that formed the basis of Chapter~\ref{chapter:ParallelDataVisualization}.
%% {\bf Thomas Maxwell} from \NASA,
%% {\bf John Patchett}, {\bf Boonthanome Nouanesengsy}, and {\bf James Ahrens} from \LANL, {\bf Bill
%% Sherman} from Indiana University, {\bf Nikhil Shetty} from the University of Wyoming, {\bf Aashish Choudhary} from %
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%% Kitware, and {\bf Eric Whiting} from Idaho National Laboratory, who contributed Chapter~\ref{chapter:CaseStudies}.
%%  {\bf George Zagaris} from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory who was the primary author of Chapter~\ref{chapter:AMRvis}, and {\bf Andy Bauer} from Kitware who was the primary author for Chapter~\ref{chapter:CFDPostProcessing}.
%% }%
%% {\bf Burlen Loring} from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory authored wiki posts that were made into Chapter~\ref{chapter:MemoryInspector}.

%% Special thanks to the Kitware communications team including {\bf Katie
%% Osterdahl}, {\bf Sandy McKenzie}, {\bf Lisa Avila}, and {\bf Steve Jordan}.
%% This guide would not have been possible without their patient and persistent
%% efforts.\\


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{\bf ABOUT THE COVER}\\
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The cover image is a visualization of the temperature field computed by the Nek5000 thermal hydraulics simulator.
In the simulation twin inlets pump air into a box with a temperature difference between the 2 inlets.
%The air mixes in the box and exists through an outlet.
The visualization is provided by Matthew Larsen at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.}

%% The cover image is a visualization of the gas entropy in a supernova that shows the instability of its shock.
%% The visualization is generated from a structured data containing 80 million cells.
%% The data are made available by John Blondin at the North Carolina State University and Anthony Mezzacappa at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
%% The visualization is provided by Matthew Larsen at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

The interior cover image represents seismic wave propagation through the Earth.
The visualization is provided by Matthew Larsen at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

\fix{The cover design was done by Steve Jordan.}

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