Half Day | Intermediate
Modern datasets arising from computational physics are extremely large and involve complex, difficult-to-exhibit phenomena. Real-time interactive interfaces are useful
in analyzing these datasets, but real-time performance has been difficult to achieve with such large volumes of data. This course discusses the issues that arise in real-time interactive visualization of very large (>100 gigabytes) datasets and presents solution strategies emphasizing time-critical design, which impact architectures, interfaces, algorithms, and data management.
Who Should Attend
Current or potential scientific visualization system developers who wish to implement a system for visualization of very large datasets.
Organizer
Steve Bryson
MRJ Technology Solutions/NASA Ames Research Center
Lecturers
Steve Bryson
Michael Cox
David Kenwright
MRJ Technology Solutions/NASA Ames Research Center
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