PressMap

What Is PressMap?

PressMap is a pressure data interpolator from a CFD model to an I-deas®, NASTRAN, or (for PressMap 6.0.0 and higher) ABAQUS® FE model. PressMap takes data on discrete points over the surface of a structure and maps this data onto a structural model. The geometry of the structural model is used to determine how the interpolation of the data is to be performed.

What Platforms Are Supported?

Software	Windows NT/2000/XP	Linux
PressMap 5.3.1	*	n/a
PressMap 6.0.0	*	n/a

Where Can I Get PressMap?
You can download the PressMap package by clicking on the appropriate link below.

PressMap 5.3.1 for Windows NT/2000/XP

PressMap 6.0.0 for Windows NT/2000/XP

License Server for PressMap 5.4.0 and Higher

Starting with PressMap 5.4.0, ATA is phasing out ATAServer for the Sentinel RMS license server. PressMap 5.3.1 is the final release that supports ATAServer. We recommend that you switch to Sentinel RMS at this time. Visit the Sentinel RMS download page for more details.

ATA Server for PressMap 5.3.1
You will need ATA's license server to run PressMap 5.3.1. Visit the ATAServer page for downloads.

If you are an existing PressMap customer and are current on software maintenance, please request an updated permanent license. Or, if you would like to try PressMap, request your 30 day trial license!

How Can I Obtain a PressMap License?

To obtain a demo license for PressMap, request your 30 day trial license! To obtain your permanent license file for PressMap, follow these steps:

Download and install Sentinel RMS or ATAServer, following the installation directions.
E-mail us to receive password for PressMap download.
Download and install PressMap.
Follow the directions for installing the license file.

If you have any questions about this process or about PressMap, please email us here.

More PressMap Information

PressMap Documentation

Last updated November 2009

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