SimBench — project website

A formal academic project page for:

SimBench: A Framework for Evaluating and Diagnosing LLM-Based Digital-Twin Generation for Multi-Physics Simulation Jingquan Wang, Andrew Negrut, Hongyu Wang, Harry Zhang, Dan Negrut IEEE Access, vol. 14, pp. 61784–61808, 2026. doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2026.3685519

Code: uwsbel/ChronoBench · Preprint: arXiv:2408.11987

What's here

• index.html — the site. Fonts (STIX Two Text, IBM Plex Sans/Mono) are embedded as data URIs; there are no external scripts, styles, or trackers.
• images/ — Figures 1–4 of the published IEEE Access version (pipeline, scenario gallery, temporal-evolution plot, metric-correlation matrix), extracted from the paper PDF.
• .nojekyll — tells GitHub Pages to serve the file as-is without Jekyll processing.

Deploying to GitHub Pages

Option A — its own repository (e.g. uwsbel/simbench-website or uwsbel.github.io):

git init
git add index.html .nojekyll README.md
git commit -m "SimBench project website"
git remote add origin git@github.com:<org>/<repo>.git
git push -u origin main

Then on GitHub: Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Source: Deploy from a branch → Branch: main / root. The site appears at https://<org>.github.io/<repo>/.

Option B — inside the ChronoBench repo: copy index.html and .nojekyll into a docs/ folder on main, then choose Branch: main / docs in the Pages settings. The site appears at https://uwsbel.github.io/ChronoBench/.

Local preview

Open index.html in any browser, or:

python3 -m http.server 8000
# → http://localhost:8000

Editing

• Colors and type are defined once as CSS custom properties at the top of the <style> block (--cobalt, --rust, --ink, …).
• Leaderboard data lives in the #results section — each .lbrow carries the model name, bar width (width: <score>%), and the three judge-modality scores in its title attribute; the same numbers appear in the table view below it.
• The abstract, stats, and findings are plain HTML in their sections — numbers were taken from the IEEE Access / arXiv v2 paper (Tables II–XI).
• Paper figures live in images/ and are referenced by the .figpanel / .paperfig <img> tags — replace a file there (same name) to swap a figure.