“Computer Graphics in Science” by Cook, Olson, Nathan, Barr, Fangmeier, et al. …
Conference:
Type(s):
Title:
- Computer Graphics in Science
Organizer(s):
Presenter(s)/Author(s):
Entry Number: 20
Abstract:
TOPICS
• Planetary image processing/Nathan
Corrections and enhancements of scanner data
Examples from unmanned planetary exploration program
• Computer Graphics and Biomolecular Modeling/Olson
Historical development of molecular modeling scope of
activities (naturalism, design, prediction)
Synthesis of biomolecular models
Sources of information-Integration of data, Interactivity
Analysis of biomolecular models
Algorithms-Choosing the questions. Statics, Dynamics.
Visualization-representing properties and behavior
Communication of biomolecular information
• Scientific applications of graphics/Stephenson
Superseer-cloud simulation and forecasting
Mars viking imagery analysis-shape from shading
MARC-A system for simulation and visualization
of space mission scenarios
Target tracking-discrete Bayesian filtering
Calgary Olympics-remote sensing and data fusion
• Teleological modeling/Barr
Graphics applications
Biomedical applications
• The scientific visualization process/Fangmeier
The role of visualization in the computational research
cycle
The NCSA visualization program
Tools and techniques for visual analysis
Examples from astrophysics, chemistry, meteorology,
nuclear magnetic research, biology, astronomy and
seismology
Contents/Schedule PDF:
Contributed By:
- Mary Whitton
Location:
- Babbage Institute
