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1 Immersive Collaborative Virtual Environment A Next Generation Internet (NGI) Testbed A FY2000 HPCC Project HPCC Project Review Meeting, Miami, Florida, May 10-11, 2001 NGI/NW/02 Nancy Soreide, NOAA-PMEL Christopher Moore, UW/NOAA-PMEL Glenn Wheless, Old Dominion University Cathy Lascara, Old Dominion University

2 Immersive Collaborative Virtual Environment Virtual Environments created: TAO Fisheries/Oceanography Tsunami Hydothermal Vents GFDL Hurrican Floyd Milestones reached: 4 professional meetings 2 Open Houses 3 publications collaborative-mode immersion web page describing work (www.pmel.noaa.gov/vrl)

3 TAO Project - using VTK Virtual Environments created: TAO Fisheries/Oceanography Tsunami Hydrothermal Vents GFDL Hurricane Floyd

4 FOCI - using Cave5D Sitka, AK SCRUM topography - blue salinity isosuface currents - white tracers - red Animate Animate Virtual Environments created: TAO Fisheries/Oceanography Tsunami Hydrothermal Vents GFDL Hurricane Floyd model: Al Hermann

5 Tsunami - using vGeo co-investigators at ODU supply PMEL with CAVE license and vGeo software Animate Virtual Environments created: TAO Fisheries/Oceanography Tsunami Hydrothermal Vents GFDL Hurricane Floyd model: Vasili Titov

6 Vents - using VTK & VRML Virtual Environments created: TAO Fisheries/Oceanography Tsunami Hydrothermal Vents GFDL Hurricane Floyd vent modeling: Bill Lavelle, PMEL

7 GFDL - using Cave5D GFDL - predictive model for hurricane Floyd September 9-17th, 1999 135 mph winds Virtual Environments created: TAO Fisheries/Oceanography Tsunami Hydrothermal Vents GFDL Hurricane Floyd

8 Conclusions Milestones reached: 4 professional meetings Supercomputing 1999: Portland (Nov. 12th - 18th) AMS 2000: Long Beach (Jan. 9th - 14th) Ocean Sciences 2000: San Antonio (Jan. 24th - 28th) AMS 2001: Albuquerque (Jan. 13th - 18th) PMEL Open House March 16, 2000 University of Washington Open House March 30, 2001 3 publications collaborative-mode demo with ODU (feasibility proven) web page describing work (www.pmel.noaa.gov/vrl)

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