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Visualizing weak ferromagnetic domains in multiferroic hexagonal ferrite thin film
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Large-Scale Cinematic Visualization using Universal Scene Description.
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Visualization Methods for Quasi-Static Time-Series (QSTS) Simulations with High PV Penetration.
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Multidimensional Visualization of MHD and Turbulence in Fusion Plasmas [Multi-dimensional Visualization of Turbulence in Fusion Plasmas]
Here, quasi-optical imaging at sub-THz frequencies has had a major impact on fusion plasma diagnostics. Mm-wave imaging reflectometry utilizes microwaves to actively probe fusion plasmas, inferring the local properties of electron density fluctuations. Electron cyclotron emission imaging is a multichannel radiometer that passively measures the spontaneous emission of microwaves from the plasma to infer local properties of electron temperature fluctuations. These imaging diagnostics work together to diagnose the characteristics of turbulence. Important quantities such as amplitude and wavenumber of coherent fluctuations, correlation lengths and decor relation times of turbulence, and poloidal flow velocity of the plasma are readily inferred.
High resolution visualization and exo-proteomics reveal the physiological role of XlnR and AraR in plant biomass colonization and degradation by Aspergillus niger : Visualizing plant biomass degradation by A. niger
In A. niger, two transcription factors, AraR and XlnR, regulate the production of enzymes involved in degradation of arabinoxylan and catabolism of the released L-arabinose and D-xylose. Deletion of both araR and xlnR in leads to reduced production of (hemi)cellulolytic enzymes and reduced growth on arabinan, arabinogalactan and xylan. In this study, we investigated the colonization and degradation of wheat bran by the A. niger reference strain CBS 137562 and araR/xlnR regulatory mutants using highresolution microscopy and exo-proteomics. We discovered that wheat bran flakes have a ‘rough’ and ‘smooth’ surface with substantially different affinity towards fungal hyphae. While colonization of the rough side was possible for all strains, the xlnR mutants struggled to survive on the smooth side of the wheat bran particles after 20 and 40 h post inoculation. Impaired colonization ability of the smooth surface of wheat bran was linked to reduced potential of DxlnR to secrete arabinoxylan and cellulosedegrading enzymes and indicates that XlnR is the major regulator that drives colonization of wheat bran in A. niger.
Visual and health outcomes, measured with the activity inventory and the EQ-5D, in visual impairment
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AVA: Towards Autonomous Visualization Agent through Visual Perception-Driven Decision-Making
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Transparent Risks: The Impact of the Specificity and Visual Encoding of Uncertainty on Decision Making
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Measuring bulk angular scattering in atmospherically relevant degraded visual environments
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In situ visualization of Li/Ag 2 VP 2 O 8 batteries revealing rate-dependent discharge mechanism
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In Situ Visualization for the Large Scale Computing Initiative Milestone.
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Large-Scale Visualization on Exascale Hardware Technical Advances in the Era of Big Data Analysis and Visualization LDAV 2020 Panel.
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Using Eye Tracking Metrics and Visual Saliency Maps to Assess Image Utility.
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The Impact of Operated Window Shading on Visual Comfort, Non-Visual Health, and Energy Demand from Electric Lighting
This paper introduces a simulation-based workflow to assess annual circadian lighting performance, glare risk and energy demand for an array of seated view positions under operated shading and electric lighting conditions. This workflow uses a combination of 9-band and 81-band simulations to represent daylight and electric lighting respectively. Annual daylight-driven calculations rely on a python-based code provided in the LARK simulation engine which was used to run 180-degree high dynamic range (HDR) renderings with 9-bands of spectral resolution. The results reveal the impact of shading systems on equivalent melanopic lux (EML) and daylight glare probability (DGP) over time and the energy demand (kWh) from electric lighting systems to supplement eye-level recommendations from the WELL v2 Building Standard.