Papers session #5: Big, Small, Broad, Deep and Close
Authors
- Nicholas Polys, Virginia Tech (VT)
- David Heddle, Christopher Newport University
- Volker Burkert, Jefferson National Lab
- Francois-Xavier Girod, Jefferson National Lab
- Latifa Elouadrhiri, Jefferson National Lab
Keywords. Scientific Visualization, Particle Physics, Extensible 3D (X3D)
Abstract. Deep inside the atomic nucleus there are strange and colorful things afoot. This paper provides the first integrated views into the new Reference Model of the proton physics and the instrumentation needed for its measurement. Our unique interdisciplinary team has developed a processing pipeline for producing a set of scientific visualizations that provide interactive 3D views into high-dimensional particle physics information. In this paper, we describe the data and the pipeline, reflecting on the key design issues and choices we made along the way. We consider lessons learned in creating visualization for scientists and citizens across installed applications, Web3D, and Virtual Reality.
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