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  • The technical program of the 4th Ultrascale Visualization Workshop at SC09 is now available: http://vis.cs.ucdavis.edu/Ultravis09
  • Professor Ma gave an invited talk at the Pacific Graphics 2009 Conference.
  • Professor Kwan-Liu Ma gave an invited talk at the 10th International Computational Accelerator Physics Conference (ICAP 2009).
  • Ultravis Institute researchers along with combustion simulation scientists at the Sandia National Laboratory has successfully demonstrated in situ visualization at the petascale using up to 6480 processors of the Cray XT5 at NCCS/ORNL.
  • John Owens is Program Chair of "High Performance Graphics", August 2009.
  • Kwan-Liu Ma is Paper Chair of IEEE Visualization 2009 Conference.
  • John Owens is giving the keynote talk, "GPU Computing: Heterogeneous Computing for Future Systems", International Heterogeneity in Computing Workshop, Rome, May 18th.
  • PacificVis 2009 was held April 20-23 in Beijing, China. Members of the Ultravis Institute are playing leading roles in this conference.
 
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Turbulent Combustion Simulation  
   
 
Research Highlights
Visualization of stoichiometric mixture fraction, scalar dissipation and OH radical mass fraction variables. To understand and verify the complex combustion processes in turbulent flames, the capability to visualize two or more scalars is very much needed. Conventional visualization tools do not support such a capability directly. Scientists often have to make side-by-side comparison of images of different variables by hand, which is a tedious and time-consuming process. Furthermore, the information that scientists can derive through looking at separate images is quite limited. We have developed a set of interactive techniques for simultaneous visualization of multiple time-varying variables, which enable combustion scientists to validate and gain improved understanding of their simulations.

The simulation was done by E. R. Hawkes and J. H. Chen, Sandia National Laboratories. The visualization was done by H. Akiba and K.-L. Ma, University of California at Davis... Read more

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