Project Number
- 123
Title
- Addressing Biological Complexity Using Computer Visualization
Description
- Advanced interactive visualization and study of organisms.
Contact
- Robert J. Full
Affiliation
- University of California, Berkeley
Address
- Department of Integrative Biology
- Berkeley, California 94720
- +1.510.642.9896
- +1.510.643.6264 fax
- Berkeley, California 94720
- rjfull@garnet.berkeley.edu, jindrich@uclink2.berkeley.edu
WWW
Year
- 1996
Reference
- SIGGRAPH 96 Visual Proceedings
Project Details
- A full spectrum of technology allows organismic study of many levels (cellular, organs, organisms, environments) and interactions.
- The Advanced 3D Acquisition, Analysis, Presentation & Exchange (AAPE) facility supports a light and stereo-microscope, a 3D laser digitizer, a 3D high-speed imager, a 3D motion analysis system, a non-linear video editing system, and a graphics computer cluster to process, analyze and exchange images and data.
- State-of-the-art instrumentation and computing power permit organismal biologists to reconstruct and quantitatively evaluate organisms on many levels in a 3D space supporting data acquisition, data analysis/presentation, and worldwide data exchange.
Sight
- light and stereo-microscope, 3D laser digitizer, 3D high-speed imager, 3D motion analysis system, non-linear video editing, SGI computers
Sound
Touch
Smell
Taste
Other
Emergence
- 4 - Practical, Consumable, Applied
Intent
- 1 - Technology (innovation, machine)
Primary
- 102 - display (immer,aug,ster)
Secondary
- 301 - visualization
Remarks
- Featured at p. 108 of S96 Visual Proceedings: Applications Program.
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