“Visualization Techniques in the Physical Sciences” by Wolff, Hussey, Haber, Treinish and Yaeger
Conference:
Type(s):
Title:
- Visualization Techniques in the Physical Sciences
Organizer(s):
Presenter(s)/Author(s):
Entry Number: 19
Abstract:
TOPICS
• Visualization techniques in fluid dynamic systems/Wolff
2-D and 3-D flows
Streamline vs. particle system techniques
Pseudo-color and shaded relief visualization of scalar
quantities
• Image processing techniques for non-image data/Hussey
Image Processing as a tool for general science data
analysis
Terrain rendering algorithms for generalized data sets
Use of transparency in multi-parameter data visualization
• Visualization techniques for engineering and design
analysis/Haber
Methods of data conversion from numerical simulation
output to visual systems
Interactive visualization tools for design and analysis
Hardware systems for scientific visualization
• An interactive, discipline independent data visualization
system/Treinish
Management and retrieval of multi-dimensional data
through a common data format
Expert systems as an aid in visualization and data
management
• Synergies between entertainment and scientific
visualization/Yaeger
Computational and I/O Bandwidth requirements
Elements of an entertainment production system
Particle systems, color maps and polygonal models
Production systems for scientific visualizations
• PANEL: The future of scientific visualization-Problems and
solutions/AII
Visualization needs of the scientific research group
Hardware and software problems and directions for industry
The multi-dimensional, multi-parameter visualization
problem
Requirements for workstation-based visualization tools
Funding of scientific visualization
Contents/Schedule PDF:
Contributed By:
- Mary Whitton
Location:
- Babbage Institute
