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    • To develop and demonstrate a novel system for analyzing large-scale ocean flow field eddy evolution.
    • To address the bottlenecks in data storage and analysis associated with high-performance computing simulations.
    • To enable real-time generation and analysis of eddy streamline structures at various ocean regional scales.

    Main Methods:

    • Implemented an in situ visualization approach for processing large-scale flow field data.
    • Integrated narrative visual analysis techniques into the system design.
    • Developed a system for real-time eddy streamline structure generation, statistical analysis, and tracking.

    Main Results:

    • The system successfully generates high-precision eddy streamline structures in real time.
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    • Case data analysis confirmed the system's efficiency and effectiveness in handling ocean simulation data.

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