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Summer Activities of the Visualization Technology Group
Visualization Friday Forum
Rachael Brady
September 1, 2006
Summer 2006 Focus: DiVE applications
Neuse River Project
Jeff Peirce - PI
Gloria Lu and James Perry, Students
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Visions of the Underworld
Undergraduates using the DiVE
Driving Capability User Study
Show Driving movies Nina Lightdale and Curtis Mina
Gil Boher
Consider the effect of the tree canopy on wind, humidity, land/air interactions
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Jeremy Block
Possible Protien Configurations
Scott Huettel, Mike Platt, Mike Malinzak
Teaching Neuro Anatomy in the DiVE
Snakes and Spiders
An experiment in memory, fear, and context.
Nicole Huff and Kevin LaBar
Hip Hop Motion Outreach Project - September 26, 4pm
Introducing the Visualization Technology Group
The visualization technology group (VTG) promotes theuse of visualization and virtual reality technologies forimproved understanding of scientific data and humancognition. This is performed through education andtraining programs, the creation and management ofvisualization facilities, and having full-time staff who doresearch in visualization methods, and provide expertise insoftware and hardware technologies.
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People
Back row: Steve Feller, John Pormann, Ashraf Farrag, David Zielinski
Front Row: Mindy Quigley, Rachael Brady, Sandy Henriquez
ARCADE (311 North)
No Picture :-(
Tiled Wall
RAVE VR system from ECU
8 Workstations
Nice place to hang out (couches)
Supported Software Products
• Matlab – Duke has a site license. Very good data analysis package with many built in plotting and 3D computer graphics functions. Available from OIT
• Amira – Commercial product that has a very friendly user interface. This product contains good implementations of most visualization techniques. VTG manages a site license for this product and holds summer workshops on its use.
• Virtools - Commercial product for Virtual Reality Authoring
• AVS - Commercial product for Data Analysis. Steep learning curve, but very powerfulMatlab, Amira, Virtools available in 1411 CIEMAS and 306 North
AVS available in 306 North only
Thank You
Rachael Brady
http://vis.duke.edu
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