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The "Ars Electronica Futurelab's" (AT) visualisation of Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G major "Surprise" takes the audience on a journey through an abstract 3-D world.
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Notations 21 by Theresa Sauer, from Mark Batty Publisher. I was really excited to get this in the mail, I'd seen a few blog posts and it looked great. I'm lucky enough to have a couple of issues of Source Magazine (pics here bit.ly/pREha6 and here bit.ly/p9O1l1 ) which first sparked an ...... Read more From: PaperPosts
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Facebook visualisation of all my friends, and the networks they fit into.
I think it makes me sound incredibly cosmopolitan, what with my life apparently revolving around a city I haven't been to since I was a baby (NY) and a college I never went to (King's).
This illustration theorises how a barbed and tanged flint arrowhead may have been attached to an arrow, using sinew.
Illustration by Sara Nylund, 2008
05.2010
Entire masterplan
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Visualising time harmonic (e.g. p * exp(-i * omega * t)) results in Paraview can be a pain. As far as I know, Paraview does not actually support it, but using a trick with calculator and an animation feature it is possible. To introduce a time variable to the visualization pipeline, do the following:
1) Create a calculator unit. Put “time” as result array name, and 1/0 as the function and let the checkbox “replace invalid results” stay active.
2) Go to the animation view and create a new widget for the above mentioned calculator unit. Select variable “replacement value” and modify it to your liking. Ramp is a good bet usually.
Now if you have e.g. a simulated pressure field over a 3d domain, you can select the calculator unit returning the time variable and the pressure data unit and use the “append attributes” filter to put these two together.
Finally, write the harmonic function in the calculator applied to the attribute-appended data. Just put Re p * cos(-omega * time) + Im p * sin(-omega * time) and there you go.
Haute-École Albert Jacquard : workshop Data Mining / Visualisation, march 2011.
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Notations 21 by Theresa Sauer, from Mark Batty Publisher. I was really excited to get this in the mail, I'd seen a few blog posts and it looked great. I'm lucky enough to have a couple of issues of Source Magazine (pics here bit.ly/pREha6 and here bit.ly/p9O1l1 ) which first sparked an ...... Read more From: PaperPosts
The "Ars Electronica Futurelab's" (AT) visualisation of Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G major "Surprise" takes the audience on a journey through an abstract 3-D world.
credit: Ars Electronica Futurelab
Visualisation of words appearing in the biographies of my Twitter followers. Created using Twittersheep.
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I've been having fun grabbing xml of Everything2's nodes and visualising the linkages between them, though there's still a lot of polishing to do.
Everything2 is a site full of writing of all sorts, and the topics - nodes - are linked together by 'softlinks', the strength of which depends on how often they're followed.
I've modelled the nodes as particles, repelled from each other but pulled together by softlinks. In this picture I'm holding the 'Oolong' node off towards one corner and all the others are slowly trailing after it.
The titles appear at random angles, so they don't overlap each other so much.
The great mass of nodes around the bottom-right seems to be centred on 'Why does Karl Marx drink only herbal tea?'
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