“The Distributed Laboratory (TDL): An Interactive Visualization Environment for Electron Microscopy and 3D Imaging” by Elvins

Conference:

• SIGGRAPH 1992
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Title:

The Distributed Laboratory (TDL): An Interactive Visualization Environment for Electron Microscopy and 3D Imaging

Program Title:

Showcase

Presenter(s):

• T. Todd Elvins

Collaborator(s):

• Philip S. Cohen
• Mark Ellisman
• Kevin Fall
• Philip J. Mercurio
• Stephen J. Young

Project Affiliation:

San Diego Supercomputer Center

Description:

TDL demonstrates real-time “steerable” data acquisition, visualization, and data analysis from an intermediate voltage electron microscope at the UCSD Microscopy ond Imaging Resource (SDMIR) loboratory. Workstations at SDMIR and a supercomputer at SDSC process ond image the data and then send stereo image pairs or animation sequences to Showcase. The data acquisition apparatus at UCSD and the visualization parameters are manipulated from Showcase to explore the material under investigation.

Overview Page:

SIGGRAPH 1992: G-Tech

Type:

E-Tech