NASA NTRS · 20020009561
Technologies for Visualization in Computational Aerosciences
Abstract
State-of-the-art research in computational aerosciences produces' complex, time-dependent datasets. Simulations can also be multidisciplinary in nature, coupling two or more physical disciplines such as fluid dynamics, structural dynamics, thermodynamics, and acoustics. Many diverse technologies are necessary for visualizing computational aerosciences simulations. This paper describes these technologies and how they contribute to building effective tools for use by domain scientists. These technologies include data management, distributed environments, advanced user interfaces, rapid prototyping environments, parallel computation, and methods to visualize the scalar and vector fields associated with computational aerosciences datasets.
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Miceli, Kristina D., Cooper, D. M.. 1993-01-01. Technologies for Visualization in Computational Aerosciences. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020009561
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