论文信息 - Going virtual with geographic information and scientific visualization

Going virtual with geographic information and scientific visualization

Abstract Four levels of integration methods for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Scientific Visualization (SciVis) are described. They are: rudimentary (minimal data sharing); operational (consistency of data); functional (transparent communication); and merged (comprehensive toolkit). The role of virtual reality and World Wide Web (WWW) developments for geographic visualization are also highlighted.

Theresa-Marie Rhyne | T. Rhyne

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