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Box 5

 Container

Contains 33 Results:

Electric Predators Project; Matt Arnegard DVD-ROM 2, 2003

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-345b
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2003

Electric Predators Project; Matt Arnegard DVD-ROM 3, 2003

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-345c
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2003

Electric Predators of the Night; Matt Arnegard DVD-ROM, 2003

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-346
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2003

CTC SC 03 Archive DVD-ROM 1, 2003

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-347
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2003

CTC SC 03 Archive DVD-ROM 2, 2003

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-348
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2003

Polycrystal DVD/DVD-ROM, 2003, 2004

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-349
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2003; 2004

Boxing Day '04 Tsunami Preliminary Visualization DVD, 2004

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-350
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2004

Philip Liu Projects: Tsunami misc; Philip Liu, Wu Tso-Ren DVD, 2005

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-351
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2005

Boxing Day '04 Tsunami Preliminary Visualization DVD-1, 2004

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-352
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2004

Boxing Day '04 Tsunami Preliminary Visualization DVD-2, 2004

 Item — Box: 5
Identifier: DVD-353
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: The collection contains digital files, created by Chris Pelkie, of videotapes and DVDs from the Cornell Theory Center Visualization Group. The earliest tape is probably from 1988, and the most recent visualization movies (not necessarily tape) are from 2008. For the most part, these are scientific visualizations, i.e., graphics produced from numeric data. Most represent either/or time series or motion sequence (rotation, for example) of the visualized phenomena. There are a few live action...
Dates: 2004