Outreach event at the Chucalissa museum with 3D printed models and Virtual Reality activities of the New Madrid Seismic Zone.
Outreach event with 3D printed models and Virtual Reality activities of the New Madrid Seismic Zone at the Department of Earth Sciences.
The Earthquake Modelling and Visualization Lab hosted an open day and received visitors from the UofM community. We had the opportunity to interact with our guests and answer many questions regarding the New Madrid Seismic Zone and earthquakes in general.
Vis Lab SCEC interns Katina Carranza (PCC) and Katie Baraggiotta (CSULB) presenting their work on Virtual Reality at the SCEC 2024 annual meeting in Palm Springs, CA.
Outreach event with 3D printed models and Virtual Reality activities of the New Madrid Seismic Zone at the Department of Earth Sciences.
We had the great opportunity to host a visit from the e-newspaper Commercial Appeal and present our new fully 3D printed model of the New Madrid Seismic Zone. Please visit the "3D Printing" section in this website for further information regarding this model.
(Photo Credit: Commercial Appeal, Stu Boyd II)
(Photo Credit: Commercial Appeal, Stu Boyd II)
We had the great opportunity to host a visit from the e-newspaper Commercial Appeal and present how our Lab uses modern visualization tools to transfer advanced scientific knowledge regarding earthquakes to society.
The 5 foot-long 3D printed version of the California fault system
(Photo Credit: Commercial Appeal, Stu Boyd II)
Immersive exploration of the California fault system using a joint Virtual Reality (VR) collaboration mode available in Paraview (.org).
(Photo Credit: Commercial Appeal, Stu Boyd II)
Virtual Reality interactive activities with groups of science writers participating at the NASW annual convention in Memphis, TN and supported by St. Jude's Children Hospital.
Outreach event with 3D printed models and Virtual Reality activities at the White Station High School, Memphis, TN
Outreach event with 3D printed models and Virtual Reality activities at the Department of Earth Sciences.
Committee on Science Space and Technology: Reauthorizing the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program