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Visualization
This element includes evaluating the
software toolkits that can be used to create graphics objects and to render
2D and 3D interactive physics event displays, detector representations and
other visual displays of HEP data. Additionally, this element includes
plans to contribute to HEP- specific libraries of extensions to a
commercial toolkit. This will provide a fully programmable
environment such that
dedicated and very powerful visualization tools can be easily constructed
from a shared core library. This element also includes participation in
using the Computing Division Virtual Reality (VR) hall.
This project includes
- Promote and support the use of Open Inventor (OI), available from
Template Graphics System (TGS) or Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI).
- Evaluate and support supplemental software. Some examples would
include software needed to produce hardcopy, GUI builders, and
auxilliary tools for
increasing availability to the desktops (e. g. Mesa, eXceed3D).
- Contribute to the HEPVis library, a collection of HEP-specific
extentions to OI. This will include contributing code to the libary,
maintaining the cvs repository, and porting to relevant platforms.
- Provde infrastructure support. This will include hosting workshops
and training classes in the use of OI and VR, and on installing and using a
system of graphics software for use on the experiments' desktops.
- Support the integration of the above technologies to provide a
"Visualization Framework", whereby users will be able to make use of a
variety of desktops and the RunII platforms and operating systems to view
their data at various levels of display.
- Make use of Virtual Reality. This will include maintaining a VR
center, and assisting in development of useful 3D representations for use
with the VR equipment.
Ongoing in terms of support.
Jeff Kallenbach
Amber Boehnlein(D0), Mike Shupe(D0), Joe Boudreau (CDF)
Some software will be procured under this project e.g Openinventor port
to KAI C++ compiler.
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Sun Sep 27 19:57:11 CDT 1998