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Visualization for Deep Thunder

Visualization is a method of computing by which the enormous bandwidth and processing power of the human visual (eye-brain) system becomes an integral part of extracting knowledge from complex data.  It utilizes graphics and imaging techniques as well as knowledge of both data management and the human visual system.  Since Deep Thunder rapidly produces large volumes of data that must be utilized in a timely manner for many different applications, visualization is an integral part of the overall system.

As a start, you may wish to look at an overview, simple demonstration and examples of the visualization component of Deep Thunder.  It focuses on the mapping of user goals to the design of pictorial content by considering both the underlying data characteristics and the (human) perception of the visualization.

In addition to examining specific results of past experiments, or visiting an example operational forecast, there are several papers related to the visualization work, which are available for you to read.

For information and pointers on related topics in visualization, please visit Lloyd Treinish's web site, /people/l/lloydt
 

lloydt@us.ibm.com
Last updated September 25, 2006


  
 
  

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