Lecture

Visualization: Techniques and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of scientific visualization in understanding physical phenomena, enhancing scientific discovery, and communicating results. It explores techniques such as traditional rendering, ray tracing, photorealism, stereoscopy, virtual reality, animations, and auralization. Specialized hardware and software for scientific visualization are discussed, along with basic visualization in ParaView and advanced options like filters, calculator, and batch scripts.

Instructor

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