Researchers from several DOE labs attempted to visualize isosurfaces and volume renderings in parallel on 2-terapoint datasets using VisIt.
Browsing Archive June 2009
A completely javascript-based Navier-Stokes equation solver showcases the power of the new javascript engines in modern browsers.
GOOD Magazine visualizes the world’s largest bankruptcies as sinking ships, sorted by size and sector, to powerful effect.
Two new plugins in ZBrush4 allow users to browse a huge online texture and photo library, and then seamlessly merge those onto 3D models, without ever leaving ZBrush.
L-3 Link has created a new flight simulator for the US Military’s F-16 that runs on 120 PC’s and 9 projectors, and creates a 20-40 simulation.
EVGA has announced their GTX285 for the Mac Pro is ready to go, for $449.
A three part tutorial from John Dickinson at Motionworks shows how to use Illustrator, AfterEffects, and Cinema4D to create a shattered glass effect.
Jennifer Bove of Creativity Online sits down with two experts in the field, Stamen Design’s Tom Carden and Dopplr.com’s Boris Anthony to discuss why infovis has become so popular.
A paper from Yuko Uematsu and Hideo Saito demonstrates a way to integrated augmented reality systems into sports entertainment.
David Kenneth of I.E. Effects talks about how they build the Lamia and various effects for Sam Raimi’s Drag Me To Hell.
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