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Visualisation of data layers, the key to increasing integrity of geological based groundwater models (part II)

Visualisation of data layers, the key to increasing integrity of geological based groundwater models (part II)

This is the fourth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Visualisation of data layers, the key to increasing integrity of geological based groundwater models” Don Cherry A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Visualisation of data layers, the key to increasing integrity of geological based groundwater models (part I)

Visualisation of data layers, the key to increasing integrity of geological based groundwater models (part I)

This is the fourth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Visualisation of data layers, the key to increasing integrity of geological based groundwater models” Don Cherry A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Visualising the outputs of complex models in a landscape context (part II)

Visualising the outputs of complex models in a landscape context (part II)

This is the third of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Visualising the outputs of complex models in a landscape context” Dr Jean-Philippe Aurambout A copy of the paper abstract can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Visualising the outputs of complex models in a landscape context (part I)

Visualising the outputs of complex models in a landscape context (part I)

This is the third of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Visualising the outputs of complex models in a landscape context” Dr Jean-Philippe Aurambout A copy of the paper abstract can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Model driven visualisation of climate change scenarios (part II)

Model driven visualisation of climate change scenarios (part II)

This is the second of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Model driven visualisation of climate change scenarios” Prof Ian Bishop A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Model driven visualisation of climate change scenarios (part I)

Model driven visualisation of climate change scenarios (part I)

object width=”425″ height=”344″> This is the second of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Model driven visualisation of climate change scenarios” Prof Ian Bishop A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Building a 3D object Library for visualising landscape futures (part II)

Building a 3D object Library for visualising landscape futures (part II)

This is the first of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Building a 3D Object Library for visualising landscape futures” Dr Chris Pettit Falak Sheth A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

Building a 3D object Library for visualising landscape futures (part I)

Building a 3D object Library for visualising landscape futures (part I)

This is the first of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Building a 3D Object Library for visualising landscape futures” Dr Chris Pettit Falak Sheth A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:

The 14th International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling – 1st Announcement for Papers

The 14th International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling – 1st Announcement for Papers

The  14th International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling will be held in Hong Kong 26-28th May 2010. The Geographical Visualization and Virtual Reality Working Group will be organising sessions on the visualization of spatial data. Abstracts due 31st August 2009. We encourage you to submit an abstract /paper and join us in Hong Kong in 2010. For further information on the symposium visit http://isgis.lsgi.polyu.edu.hk