| DATASET NAME: NYX | |
| DATASET OWNER’S NAME AND CONTACT: Sheng Di or Zarija, sdi1@anl.gov | |
| ARRAY DIMENSION: 3D | |
| Dimension sizes: 512x512x512 | |
| DATA NATURE (INTEGER or DECIMAL,…): CECIMAL | |
| PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE DATASET: | |
| compressible cosmological hydrodynamics simulation code (Nyx): https://ccse.lbl.gov/Research/NYX/ | |
| The Nyx simulation data are post-analysis data composed of 3D arrays in space (such as dark matter density and temperature). | |
| ENDIAN FORMAT: Little endian | |
| PRECISION (DOUBLE, SINGLE): single-precsion | |
| More description: | |
| min avg max range entropy | |
| velocity x -50417k 353.9 31867k 82283k 7.36 | |
| velocity y -43933k 52.97 56506k 100438k 7.39 | |
| velocity z -38938k -65.7 33386k 72324k 7.37 | |
| temperature 2281 8453.3 4783k 4780k 7.01 | |
| dark matter density 0 1 13779 13779 7.19 | |
| baryon density 0.0580 1 115863 115862 7.1 | |
| Some datasets such as the dark matter density of NYX are better to be transformed to log-scale because they have very large value ranges while a large majority of data are fairly small (close to 1 or 0). | |
| So, we put two versions of the datasets in the benchmark (original data and log-scale data). | |