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Experimenter's Laboratory for Visualized Interactive Science

Abstract

ELVIS (Experimenter's Laboratory for Visualized Interactive Science) is an interactive visualization environment that enables scientists, students, and educators to visualize and analyze large, complex, and diverse sets of scientific data. It accomplishes this by presenting the data sets as 2-D, 3-D, color, stereo, and graphic images with movable and multiple light sources combined with displays of solid-surface, contours, wire-frame, and transparency. By simultaneously rendering diverse data sets acquired from multiple sources, formats, and resolutions and by interacting with the data through an intuitive, direct-manipulation interface, ELVIS provides an interactive and responsive environment for exploratory data analysis.

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Hansen, Elaine R., Rodier, Daniel R., Klemp, Marjorie K.. 1994-12-01. Experimenter's Laboratory for Visualized Interactive Science. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950010907

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