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Basic foilset Weather application for Rome Lab CIV Project

Given by Scott Klasky at Visit by CEWES Team on Mar 25 1997. Foils prepared Mar 24 97
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This describes Web based weather Applet developed for Rome Lab CIV Projects
2D and 3D displays are available

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1 Weather CIV Application
2 Current Weather
3 Current Weather 3D
4 Capabilities of NPAC's weather viewer
5 Future NPAC work on Current Weather Data
6 Comparison to other viewers

Outside Index Summary of Material



HTML version of Basic Foils prepared Mar 24 97

Foil 1 Weather CIV Application

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Web based Weather Prediction Analysis
Ki, Klasky

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared Mar 24 97

Foil 2 Current Weather

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UCAR
4 Processor SGI
8 Processor SGI

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Foil 3 Current Weather 3D

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Given current weather for
over 500 cities, we determine
which locations have rain or
snow, and determine the
coordinates of these events.
This is animated in VRML 2.0
by using the animation nodes.

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Foil 4 Capabilities of NPAC's weather viewer

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Animation's can play images for the previous 3 days. (Can be changed).
Close up capabilities for all regions over the United States.
Interactive weather browser, which can let a user point and click to determine the current weather over any region of the continental US.
Capability to view text based weather for over 500 US. cities. This includes current weather, net day forecasts, extended forecasts, and average conditions/month.
3D Animation of current weather, generated on-the-fly.
Radar data can show where severe weather is, and can be animated to watch these effect move across the region.
  • We do not provide high resolution NextRAD data, since this is not free.

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared Mar 24 97

Foil 5 Future NPAC work on Current Weather Data

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Beta tests of the Java code.
Future work on 3D Current weather data.
Implementation will take place in VRML 2.0.
Adaptive triangulation will be used to generate the terrain over small pieces of each state, which will then be "pieced together" through Java scripting nodes.
Interactive sounds. When one is around a region which is raining, we will have sounds for the rain, etc..
Animation of the weather in 3d. We will be able to animate the clouds through past data.

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared Mar 24 97

Foil 6 Comparison to other viewers

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Unique abilities of NPAC's weather viewer
  • Animation's.
  • Interactive browser, comparable to Intellicast's.
  • First 3D weather data available on the web.
  • Collaborative: through Tango.
Future work in 3D current weather data will yield results, incomparable to any commercial software available on the web.
3D supercomputing weather data analysis viewer is the first collaborative weatherb data analysis program developed.

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