http://keckcaves.org/ 2012-02-22T10:32:57-08:00 http://keckcaves.org/ http://keckcaves.org/lib/tpl/keckcaves/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-01-25T12:27:11-08:00 braden http://keckcaves.org/software/crusta/sourceinstall?rev=1327523231&do=diff About this document This page is currently under construction. It will provide bare-bones instructions for developers of the Crusta code base. Software Programmer: Tony Bernardin Pre-requisites * Vrui - version greater or equal to 2.2 || KeckCAVES Vrui page * GDAL - version greater or equal to 1.8 || Mac OS X package * GIT - version greater or equal to 1.6.5.5 || Mac OS X package * CMAKE - version greater or equal to 2.8 || Mac OS X package text/html 2012-01-18T18:03:47-08:00 kellogg http://keckcaves.org/start?rev=1326938627&do=diff text/html 2012-01-18T15:54:15-08:00 kellogg http://keckcaves.org/research/start?rev=1326930855&do=diff 3DVisualizer3DVisualizerCrusta3DVisualizerScience & Technology StudiesHumanities Innovation Lab“” * 2012 * 2011 * 2010 * 2009 * 2008 and older Funding for KeckCAVES development has been provided by the the W. M. Keck Foundation, the National Science Foundation, and the University of California, Davis. text/html 2012-01-11T23:30:47-08:00 sumner http://keckcaves.org/education/start?rev=1326353447&do=diff CI-TEAM Workshops and Courses The Computational Astrobiology Summer Symposium 2011, sponsored by the NASA Astrobiology Institute included KeckCAVES visualization software on a 3D TV system. Postdoc Tony Bernardin attended and helped set up and demonstrate the visualization system. text/html 2012-01-11T23:25:22-08:00 sumner http://keckcaves.org/research/microbialites?rev=1326353122&do=diff Microbialites (rocks influenced by microbial growth when they formed) provide some of the earliest evidence of life on Earth. However, ancient microbialites rarely preserve microfossils and are often too geochemically altered to provide signatures of microbial metabolism. Thus, microbialite morphology is often the only indicator of possible past life, and it provides clues to both biological and environmental processes. Refined interpretations of morphology can substantially improve our underst… text/html 2011-12-19T11:28:34-08:00 braden http://keckcaves.org/software/vrui?rev=1324322914&do=diff The task of a virtual reality (VR) development toolkit is to shield an application developer from the particular configuration of a VR environment, such that applications can be developed quickly and in a portable and scalable fashion. Three important parts of this overarching goal are encapsulation of the display environment, encapsulation of the distribution environment, and encapsulation of the input device environment. Please see the Vrui development page for more details. text/html 2011-12-19T11:22:15-08:00 braden http://keckcaves.org/software/crusta?rev=1324322535&do=diff Crusta is a virtual globe developed by a computer science graduate student working closely with students in geology who defined the needs, tested the code, and suggested additional features. Crusta combines: * representation of global, high-resolution surface data, * visualization of these data on a real-time virtual globe, * efficient exploration and annotation using real-time interactive software tools. text/html 2011-12-19T11:11:42-08:00 braden http://keckcaves.org/software/crusta/install?rev=1324321902&do=diff This page is currently under construction. It will provide bare-bones instructions for testers of the early binary releases of Crusta. To install crusta from source code please follow the instructions here Pre-requisites Vrui Crusta depends on the Vrui software framework. Version 2.1 or later is required. Please see installation instructions on the Vrui page text/html 2011-11-30T15:34:41-08:00 braden http://keckcaves.org/research/fall2011agu?rev=1322696081&do=diff Monday, December 5, 2011 Tuesday, December 6, 2011 * DI23A-2074. Visualization of Flow Properties in Mantle Convection: Understanding Homogenization in CitcomS, Simon Schröder; John A. Peterson; Eric M. Heien; Harald Obermaier; Donald L. Turcotte; Louise H. Kellogg; Hans Hagen, in DI23A. Advances in Computational Modelling in Geoscience II Posters. 1:40 PM - 6:00 PM; Halls A-C. text/html 2011-11-30T11:29:19-08:00 kellogg http://keckcaves.org/people/start?rev=1322681359&do=diff Director Louise Kellogg Geology <lhkellogg@ucdavis.edu> 530-.752-.3690 Faculty and Researchers Nina Amenta Computer Science <amenta@cs.ucdavis.edu> Magali Billen Geology <mibillen@ucdavis.edu> Eric Cowgill Geology <escowgill@ucdavis.edu> 530-.754-.6574 James\_Crutchfield Physics, Complexity Sciences Center <crutchfield@cse.ucdavis.edu> 530-.752-.0600 Joseph Dumit Anthropology, Science and Technology Studies <dumit@ucdavis.edu> 530-.554-.1834 Bernd Hamann Computer Scie…