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We will use the current output from ARPS in hdf format.
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We will visualize the moisture variables.
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We run an isosurface routine on the raw data, which generates output of cloud formation.
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Will are developing a Java applet which will read in 3D data and determine isosurfaces.
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The user will input the isosurface value from a WWW page running the applet.
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The output of this applet will be VRML data that will be instantly rendered.
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Also it can be stored in our Illustra object database
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For the integration of the weather data to the existing 3D VRML terrain data set, we will use a 2D mask function which will determine where snow has fallen to a certain level.
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VRML data will be stored in a database, allowing the user to interactively turn on and off the weather information over the terrain.
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