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docs/guides/quickview/index.md

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 # What is QuickView?
 
-**EAM QuickView** is an open-source, interactive visualization tool designed for
-scientists working with the atmospheric component of the
-[Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM)](https://e3sm.org/), known as the
-E3SM Atmosphere Model (EAM). Its Python- and
-[Trame](https://www.kitware.com/trame/)-based Graphical User Interface (GUI)
+**QuickView** is an open-source, interactive visualization tool designed for
+scientists working with the
+[Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM)](https://e3sm.org/),
+with an initial focus on the horizontal meshes used by the atmosphere component, EAM.
+QuickView's Python- and
+[trame](https://www.kitware.com/trame/)-based User Interface (UI)
 provides intuitive access to [ParaView](https://www.paraview.org/)'s powerful
-analysis and visualization capabilities, without the steep learning curve.
-
-![E3SM QuickView](/banner.png){ width="100%" }
+analysis and visualization capabilities without requiring a steep learning curve.
 
 ## Quick Start
 
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 - Optional: download
   [sample simulation output](https://zenodo.org/records/16922607) to test the
   app.
-- For EAMv2 and v3 developers and users: if your simulation data files are _not_
-  the original files written out by the model, i.e., if your files were
-  generated by NCO, CDO, etc. check QuickView's
-  [data format requirements](../data).
-- For EAMxx developers and users: EAMxx's most recent output format changes
-  might not have been accommodated. If your run into problems opening your data
-  files, please check the
-  [Issues tab on GitHub](https://github.com/Kitware/QuickView/issues) and open a
-  new issue if needed.
 
 For more details, go to the navigation bar of this website and look for our
 User's Guide.
@@ -41,20 +31,20 @@ users who are not experts in visual analytics to navigate unfamiliar interfaces,
 functions, and jargon. Moreover, these general-purpose tools may lack
 out-of-the-box support for key requirements in atmospheric sciences, such as
 globe and map projections or support for specific data formats and structures,
-leading to time-consuming customization or feature requests. EAM QuickView was
+leading to time-consuming customization or feature requests. QuickView was
 developed to address these limitations by offering a focused, user-friendly
 platform that streamlines the analysis of atmospheric simulations. It minimizes
-the need for EAM developers and users to write custom scripts, thereby
+the need for E3SM developers and users to write custom scripts, thereby
 shortening the path from data to insight.
 
-The core goal of EAM QuickView is a first glance at the contents in a simulation
+The core goal of QuickView is a first glance at the contents in a simulation
 data file, i.e., a first inspection of the characteristic values of physical
 quantities and their variations with respect to geographical location, altitude,
 and time, as well as a quick inspection across different physical quantities for
 similarities or distinctions. Compared to earlier and widely used tools like
 [ncview](https://cirrus.ucsd.edu/ncview/) and
 [ncvis](https://github.com/SEATStandards/ncvis), QuickView has an emphasis on
-multivariate visualization and is currently focused on the EAM model.
+multivariate visualization and is currently focused on E3SM.
 
 ## Key Features
 
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 ## Project Background
 
-The lead developer of EAM QuickView is
-[Abhishek Yenpure (abhi.yenpure@kitware.com)](https://www.kitware.com/abhishek-yenpure/)
-at [Kitware, Inc.](https://www.kitware.com/). Other key contributors at Kitware,
-Inc. include Berk Geveci and Sebastien Jourdain. Key contributors on the
-atmospheric science side are Hui Wan and Kai Zhang at
+The lead developer of QuickView version 2 is
+[Sebastien Jourdain (sebastien.jourdain@kitware.com)](https://www.kitware.com/sebastien-jourdain/)
+at [Kitware](https://www.kitware.com/). Other key contributors at Kitware
+include Berk Geveci, Dan Lipsa, and Will Dunklin.
+Key contributors on the atmospheric science side are Hui Wan and Kai Zhang at
 [Pacific Northwest National Laboratory](https://www.pnnl.gov/atmospheric-climate-and-earth-sciences-division).
 
-EAM QuickView is a product of an interdisciplinary collaboration supported by
+QuickView is a product of an interdisciplinary collaboration supported by
 the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science’s
 [Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR)](https://www.energy.gov/science/ascr/advanced-scientific-computing-research)
 and