“A Self-Contained Spherical Display System” by Fedde, Lang and Ligon – ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVES

“A Self-Contained Spherical Display System” by Fedde, Lang and Ligon

  • 2003 Ligon: A Self-Contained Spherical Display System

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Entry Number: 19

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    A Self-Contained Spherical Display System

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    ARC Science Simulations

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    The OmniGlobe is a large acrylic globe (up to 80 inches in diameter) with a self-contained high intensity projector built into its supporting base. Essentially a “spherical monitor,” the OmniGlobe may be used to display any type of data that fits well into a spherical format, such as whole-Earth satellite data sets. A true 360-degree display system, the only obscured spot on the sphere is a small area at the top that is generally out of sight of the viewer.


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