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Vis5D

Vis5D is a 3D visualization system used primarily for animated 3D visualization of weather simulations. It was the first system to produce fully… 
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2013
2013
Visualization of 5D Assimilation Data for Meteorological Forecasting and Its Related Disaster Mitigations Utilizing Vis5D of Software Tool
Method for visualization of 5D assimilation data for meteorological forecasting and its related disaster mitigations utilizing… 
2011
2011
3D VISUALIZATION OF AIR QUALITY DATA
The air quality models produce a considerable amount of data. In order for this data to provide useful insight into the workings… 
2004
2004
Panel 4: What Should We Teach in a Scientific Visualization Class?
Scientific Visualization (SciVis) has evolved past the point where one undergraduate course can cover all of the necessary topics… 
2003
2003
Three-dimensional Simulations of the Mean Air Transport During the 1997 Forest Fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia Using a Mesoscale Numerical Model
Abstract — This paper describes the meteorological processes responsible for the mean transport of air pollutants during the ENSO… 
2001
2001
Volume modeling of soils using GRASS GIS 3D-Tools
The analysis of spatial variability of soils has been of interest to soil scientists and geographers for quite some time… 
2000
2000
WWW-based Visualization of the Real Time Run of a Space Weather Forecasting Model
As use of earth-orbiting space technology increases, so does the need to understand and forecast the space weather. The… 
1999
1999
Web—based three—dimensional geo—referenced visualization
1999
1999
A VIRTUAL REALITY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Three-dimensional models allow students to step away from the two-dimensional character of conventional diagrams, and start… 
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1998
Review
1998
VisAD: connecting people to computations and people to people
In our last Computer Graphics issue, Greg Johnson contributed an interesting survey article on collaborative visualization… 
1996
1996
The ANU translator: facilitating computer visualization and data analysis of climate model outputs
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