“Lagrangian Visualization of Natural Convection Mixing Flows” by Visualization Laboratory DGSCA / UNAM


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  • ©Eduardo Ramos Visualization Laboratory DGSCA / UNAM

Conference:


  • SIGGRAPH 1998
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Title:


    Lagrangian Visualization of Natural Convection Mixing Flows

Director(s):


Company / Institution / Agency:


  • Visualization Laboratory DGSCA / UNAM

Description:


    This video shows a new technique to visualize fluid flows. The technique consists of defining an initial surface inside a fluid as a set of points local-ized in convenient positions. Then the initial surface is deformed using parti-cle tracking of each point of it. The simulation contains reflection and refraction effects, and texture mapping to give more realism. The sequence was created with Alias using RayTracing.

Software:


    Alias

Additional Contributors:


    Director: Eduardo Ramos

    Producer: Víctor H. Godoy

    Contributor: Luis M. de la Cruz

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