NASA NTRS · 19900011348
Engineering visualization utilizing advanced animation
Abstract
Engineering visualization is the use of computer graphics to depict engineering analysis and simulation in visual form from project planning through documentation. Graphics displays let engineers see data represented dynamically which permits the quick evaluation of results. The current state of graphics hardware and software generally allows the creation of two types of 3D graphics. The use of animated video as an engineering visualization tool is presented. The engineering, animation, and videography aspects of animated video production are each discussed. Specific issues include the integration of staffing expertise, hardware, software, and the various production processes. A detailed explanation of the animation process reveals the capabilities of this unique engineering visualization method. Automation of animation and video production processes are covered and future directions are proposed.
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Sabionski, Gunter R., Robinson, Thomas L., Jr.. 1989-08-01. Engineering visualization utilizing advanced animation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900011348
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