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Complex data structure visualization

Training event basic goal:

Scientific Visualization has evolved as a separate scientific area in the last few years and deals with the visual representation of abstract data (i.e. data bases). Often the data is missing inherent local attribution. Also quite often data in higher dimensions (compared to volume and flow visualization) has to be displayed. The main goal of this workshop is the presentation methodology of  the effective 2D or 3D-display of high dimensional data, as well as the possibility of useful interaction to influence the visualization or to work with the data itself. Scope the Virtual reality and visualization represent key technologies for the development of information processing. They enable not only the fast, meaningful and concise processing of data in a time of growing amounts of data, but also the realistic display of and the interaction with past, current and future objects and surroundings. The scientific visualization data mining tools will be introduced by which the scientist and engineer should evolve to meet the growing demands presented by large simulation data sets.

3D Rendering technology on cluster and grid infrastructure

Training event basic goal:

Presentation of cluster and grid infrastructure in Croatia and Europe to a wider public. Emphasis will be put on the 3D rendering process including the idea of rendering software that would be used on distributed systems. Seminar will include a demonstration of the grid rendering application on the Graphic Faculty cluster.

Organizer: Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Centre for Informatics and Computing and Faculty of Graphic Art University of ZagrebDate: 29th April  2009Place: Faculty of Graphics Art University of Zagreb Getaldićeva 2, Zagreb, Croatia

Presenters: prof.dr.sc Karolj Skala (CRO), Tibor Skala (CRO), Kristian Mršić CRO), Misad Todorovac (CRO)

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Visualization and grid applications in graphic technology

Training event basic goal:

Present cluster and grid technologies and WRF prognostic model to wider public with special focus on meteorological community. After the event participant will acquire basic knowledge and skills in the areas of Cluster and Grid computing as well as WRF prognostic model.

Organizer: Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Centre for Informatics and Computing and Faculty of Graphic Art University of ZagrebDate: 14th of  January 2009Place taken on: Faculty of Graphics Art University of Zagreb Getaldićeva 2, Zagreb, Croatia

Presenters: prof.dr.sc Karolj Skala (CRO), Tibor Skala (CRO), Kristian Mršić CRO), Misad Todorovac (CRO)

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