“Shadow WIM: a multi-touch, dynamic world-in-miniature interface for exploring biomedical data” by Coffey and Keefe
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Entry Number: 96
Title:
- Shadow WIM: a multi-touch, dynamic world-in-miniature interface for exploring biomedical data
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Abstract:
Advances in high-performance (supercomputer) simulations are revolutionizing biomedical research. Figure 1 shows a visualiazation of data from a cutting-edge computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation of blood flow through a replacement heart valve. Our collaborators in medical device design hope to use these data as part of a new approach to redesigning the valve hinging mechanism, ultimately improving the longevity of these devices. Biomedical engineers face significant challenges in exploring and understanding these data.
References:
Wingrave, C. A., Haciahmetoglu, Y., and Bowman, D. A. 2006. Overcoming world in miniature limitations by a scaled and scrolling wim. Proceedings of the IEEE conference on Virtual Reality, 116. Google ScholarDigital Library
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