Over these past few weeks I have finished six codes for the fluid dynamics project. One of the codes plots all the data collected from DIABLO. Another code places a marker to track the individual fluid particles; a second code to this one is for placing a marker on every single fluid particle. Another code is for taking snap pictures of the different vortices. This last codes is to help with using the fourth order runge kutta method to determine the time that particles stick together.

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