AAPE: Advanced 3D Acquisition, Analysis, Presentation, and Exchange
Addressing Biological Complexity
A new facility for integrating
musculo-skeletal mechanics and locomotory control of animals (insects)
using three-dimensional reconstruction and dynamic
simulation.
Robert J. Full
Devin L. Jindrich
Department of Integrative Biology
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California 94720 USA
+1.510.642.9896
+1.510.643.6264 fax
rjfull@garnet.berkeley.edu
jindrich@uclink2.berkeley.edu
Virtual Neandertals
Creation of a series of new, photo-realistic images of a Neandertal "family."
Paul F. Neumann
Biomedical Visualization Laboratory
1919 West Taylor Street, Room 213
AHPB M/C 527
Chicago, Illinois 60612 USA
+1.312.413.3092
pneumann@uic.edu
Computer Applications of the Visible Human Dataset
Some of the current and more practical computer-based applications of the
U.S. National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Dataset.
John Clynes
Don Middleton
Scientific Computing Division
National Center for Atmospheric Research
1850 Table Mesa Drive
Boulder, Colorado 80303 USA
+1.303.497.1236
+1.303.497.1298 fax
clyne@ncar.ucar.edu
don@ncar.ucar.edu
Karl Reinig
Center for Human Simulation
University of Colorado
Terminator 2-3D
Production of a new theme park attraction composed of live actors, physical
stage elements, and three 50-foot wraparound screens displaying a
completely rendered 3D world.
Aaron Pfau
Digital Domain
300 Rose Avenue
Venice, California 90291 USA
+1.310.314.2853
+1.310.314.2888 fax
puffer@d2.com
Real-Time Responsive Synthetic Dancers and Musicians
A virtual band is conducted by a person playing an electronic drum while a
virtual actor "listens" and "dances" along, altering his dance style based
on attributes of the music.
Eric L. Singer
Clilly Castiglia
Ken Perlin
Media Research Lab
New York University
719 Broadway
New York, New York 10003 USA
+1.212.998.3462
+1.212.998.4122 fax
esinger@graphics.nyu.edu
MaxHeadRoom of the 21st Century: Producing Realistic Talking Head
Animations Using the Actors System
A system that swiftly produces startlingly realistic animations of a person
speaking.
Kenneth C. Scott
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
4800 Oak Grove Drive MS 168-414
Pasadena, California 91109 USA
+1.818.354.8482
+1.818.393.6962 fax
Ken.Scott@jpl.nasa.gov
Distributed Scientific Visualization of Ocean Models
Several advanced visualizations, including 2D animations of El Niño
propagation, the spreading of radionuclide pollution, and 3D animations of
an interactive
circulation model running on a remote supercomputer.
Daniel N. Fox
Naval Research Lab NRL Code 7323
Stennis Space Center, Mississippi 39529 USA
+1.601.688.5588
fox@nrlssc.navy.mil
http://www.erc.msstate.edu/thrusts/scivi/html/SC95.html
Data Visualization of Geophysical and Oceanographic Data at the Naval
Oceanograpic Office
Oceanographic data visualization that integrates GIS systems and in-house
tools for 2D and 3D data analysis and display.
Steven Lingsch
Naval Oceanographics Office
1002 Balch Boulevard / N533
Stennis Space Center, Mississippi 39522-5001 USA
+1.601.688.5313
lingsch@msrcnavo.navy.mil
Interactive Visualization for Operational High-Resolution Weather
Forecasting at the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games
Improved weather forecasting using a high-resolution regional weather
satellite over four main Olympic venues.
Lloyd A. Treinish
Zaphiris D. Christidis
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
P.O. Box 704
Yorktown Heights, New York 10598 USA
+1.914.784.5038
+1.914.784.5130 fax
lloydt@watson.ibm.com
zaphiri@watson.ibm.com
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