Box 9
Container
Contains 83 Results:
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 2: John Straub (Boston U), 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1394
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:
2000
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 3: Ron Elber (Cornell), 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1395
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:
2000
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 4: Jarek Meller (Cornell), 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1396
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:
2000
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 5: Charles Brooks (Scripps), 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1397
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:
2000
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 6: David Beveridge (Wesleyan), 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1398
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:
2000
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 7: Jiali Gao, 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1399
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:
2000
NIH Symposium Day 2 - 8: John Moult (Carb/NIST), 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1400
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:
2000
Tom Coleman: Intro to Discrete Hedging 020321, 2002
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1401
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:
2002
Saveh Elmohamed: MPI Persistent Communication, 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1402
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:
2000
Susan Mehringer: Batch/CCS, 2000
Item — Box: 9
Identifier: V-1402
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:
2000