Features:
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Platform Independence: Java 1.1 implementation.
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User definable filters. The most important aspect of scientific visualization is "filtering" raw data, and converting it into coherent graphs to investigate the physics! There is a lack of good tools available for scientific use.
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Client Server access. Data is typically on a supercomputer, and we want to send this data from the client to the server which is on the "users" machine.
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Animations, cut/paste data between windows. Typically systems evolve in time, and we need to animate the data to observe trends. We need to merge data together to compare and contrast.
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F77, F90, C libraries to link to our server.
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