[AG-TECH] 3D AG

Darin Oman darin at ucar.edu
Thu Feb 12 12:17:33 CST 2004


This is way cool! We finally checked it out. The cameras are a little misaligned vertically, but I was able to adjust the window accordingly. One thing that might make it difficult for practical AG purposes is that the cameras are a little out of sync, so when there was a lot of movement, it appeared very choppy. I'm not sure how you could adjust that. We'll be playing around with this idea ourselves. One thing I'd like to try is messing with the focal point to see if you could get the image to come out at you rather than away from you.

Cool stuff!

Darin
NCAR


On 2/9/2004 at 11:25 AM Tom Coffin wrote:

>hey!
>
>A couple of weeks ago the HASTAC folks were meeting
>here at ACCESS and I was demonstrating for them the 
>Accessgrid and Geowall technologies. During a conversation
>at the geowall, David De Roure from University of Southampton
>asked me if anyone had done the accessgrid on the geowall
>and I replied not to my knowledge but it would be easy to
>setup.
>
>Well, time went on but I got an email from David asking
>if I had setup the 3d ag. I hadn't but it got me to try it
>and in under 10 minutes had it up and running.
>
>Basically, took two cameras pplaced the closely side by side
>and pushed their inputs into an accessgrid node. Then installed
>the ag1.x pig software on our geowall machine and opened
>vic inot our ACCESS-DC institutional venue. Then just opened
>the two streams. Placed the right image to the right projector
>and the left image to the left projector and bingo! 3D AG!!!
>
>I have the two images up in the ACCESS-DC Institutional venue
>and will leave up for a while. Feel free to drop in with
>and check it out on your Geowall.
>
>
>
>___________________________________________________________
>Tom Coffin .......................... tcoffin at ncsa.uiuc.edu






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