A government project aims to develop a system for remote analysis and visualization of pipes to detect fractures and weaknesses before they break.
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Hardware Science Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on General Purpose GPU & CUDA Tutorials from the DOD 980
General Purpose GPU & CUDA Tutorials from the DOD
Agencies within the US Department of Defense have begun posting CUDA & GPGPU tutorials online, with surprising detail.
Socrata has merged classic social networking elements with public data sources like Data.gov to create a friendly and powerful data portal.
The San Francisco Department of Emergency Management has created a fun education tool to learn what to do in an earthquake.
Getting data for the Data.Gov website is no trivial matter, with both technical and psychological hurdles impairing the process.
Subsidyscope, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts, has built some interesting interactive visualizations of recent various federal programs meant to “Fix” the economy.
A report from NPR’s Joe Greenberg discovered how states are spending millions of federal stimulus dollars with Autodesk
A interesting map of the US that distorts state size by population, based on data from the 2005 census estimate.
MIT has a new online visualization combining call volume with caller location and destination location during the presidential inauguration.
Hardware Science Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on PNNL Looks for advice on Virtual Reality 759