Radiance-related talk slides

Folks,

I gave a talk yesterday to a group of science-y artists in Boston about computational science and the making of one of my recent Radiance-made SIGGRAPH images, Open House. In it, I categorize computer simulation techiques and show lots of examples from my own (Radiance-powered) visualizations.

The PDF slides are here (4.6 MB):
http://mark.technolope.org/image/talk_collusion/collision_talk_5.pdf

And all of the animations are here:
http://mark.technolope.org/image/talk_collusion/

Mark

Hi Mark,

Looks like a really cool talk -- wish I could have been there. I could spend all day watching the gravity simulation. Did you do this one? Seems like it would take a small gaggle of supercomputers to pull it off.

-Greg

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From: Mark Stock <mstock@umich.edu>
Date: October 19, 2007 7:32:02 AM PDT

Folks,

I gave a talk yesterday to a group of science-y artists in Boston about computational science and the making of one of my recent Radiance-made SIGGRAPH images, Open House. In it, I categorize computer simulation techiques and show lots of examples from my own (Radiance-powered) visualizations.

The PDF slides are here (4.6 MB):
http://mark.technolope.org/image/talk_collusion/collision_talk_5.pdf

And all of the animations are here:
http://mark.technolope.org/image/talk_collusion/

Mark

Greg,

The gravitational sim was done on one Athlon XP over the course of a day or two. It was only 100k particles, and the error was somewhat high: about 1e-2 per time step. I could probably recreate it on an NVIDIA 8800 GTX in an hour. The Unix-friendly code is here:

http://mark.technolope.org/part-nd/part-nd_v1.4.tar.gz

and more animations are at:

http://mark.technolope.org/part-nd/
http://mark.technolope.org/part3d/

If someone gave me a supercomputer to play with, you all wouldn't see me for months.

Mark

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On Fri, 19 Oct 2007, Greg Ward wrote:

Hi Mark,

Looks like a really cool talk -- wish I could have been there. I could spend all day watching the gravity simulation. Did you do this one? Seems like it would take a small gaggle of supercomputers to pull it off.

-Greg

From: Mark Stock <mstock@umich.edu>
Date: October 19, 2007 7:32:02 AM PDT

Folks,

I gave a talk yesterday to a group of science-y artists in Boston about computational science and the making of one of my recent Radiance-made SIGGRAPH images, Open House. In it, I categorize computer simulation techiques and show lots of examples from my own (Radiance-powered) visualizations.

The PDF slides are here (4.6 MB):
http://mark.technolope.org/image/talk_collusion/collision_talk_5.pdf

And all of the animations are here:
http://mark.technolope.org/image/talk_collusion/

Mark

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