Help evaluate the next generation of cave visualization and mapping software with the VT-CAVE! Requirements for participating: Basic knowledge of caves and cave features such as domes, pits, multi- level passages, and drainage paths. You must be over 18 years old to participate and must NOT have extensive preexisting knowledge of Omega (24.5mi / 39km), the longest and deepest cave in Virginia. If you have any questions about the requirements, email me. Benefits: You will be able to use new technology for visualizing cave data. You may gain a better knowledge of the structure of Omega. Session Length: 1 hour When: Contact me for scheduling your session. Schedule early because session slots fill up fast. Open Sessions -- January 28, 2008 to February 15, 2008 Monday 10AM to 11PM Tuesday 4PM to 11PM Wednesday 10AM to 11PM Thursday 4PM to 11PM Friday 10AM to 5PM Where: Torgerson 3050 – The VT CAVE, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA Thanks, Philip Schuchardt
Hi Philip, Is this a virtual session, can we participate over the net ??? ;) Philip Schuchardt a écrit :
Help evaluate the next generation of cave visualization and mapping software with the VT-CAVE!
Requirements for participating: Basic knowledge of caves and cave features such as domes, pits, multi- level passages, and drainage paths. You must be over 18 years old to participate and must NOT have extensive preexisting knowledge of Omega (24.5mi / 39km), the longest and deepest cave in Virginia. If you have any questions about the requirements, email me.
Benefits: You will be able to use new technology for visualizing cave data. You may gain a better knowledge of the structure of Omega.
Session Length: 1 hour
When: Contact me for scheduling your session. Schedule early because session slots fill up fast.
Open Sessions -- January 28, 2008 to February 15, 2008 Monday 10AM to 11PM Tuesday 4PM to 11PM Wednesday 10AM to 11PM Thursday 4PM to 11PM Friday 10AM to 5PM
Where: Torgerson 3050 – The VT CAVE, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Thanks, Philip Schuchardt _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@speleo.sk http://www.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
I wish. Unfortunetally, it's a virtual environment and you have to be physically be there. There is a little more information on what a Cave Automatic Virtual Environment is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAVE Thanks, Philip Schuchardt On Saturday 26 January 2008 4:12 am, Eric Madelaine, INRIA wrote:
Hi Philip,
Is this a virtual session, can we participate over the net ??? ;)
Philip Schuchardt a écrit :
Help evaluate the next generation of cave visualization and mapping software with the VT-CAVE!
Requirements for participating: Basic knowledge of caves and cave features such as domes, pits, multi- level passages, and drainage paths. You must be over 18 years old to participate and must NOT have extensive preexisting knowledge of Omega (24.5mi / 39km), the longest and deepest cave in Virginia. If you have any questions about the requirements, email me.
Benefits: You will be able to use new technology for visualizing cave data. You may gain a better knowledge of the structure of Omega.
Session Length: 1 hour
When: Contact me for scheduling your session. Schedule early because session slots fill up fast.
Open Sessions -- January 28, 2008 to February 15, 2008 Monday 10AM to 11PM Tuesday 4PM to 11PM Wednesday 10AM to 11PM Thursday 4PM to 11PM Friday 10AM to 5PM
Where: Torgerson 3050 – The VT CAVE, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Thanks, Philip Schuchardt _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@speleo.sk http://www.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
_______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@speleo.sk http://www.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
Oh, this kind of CAVE... We have one in Sophia-Antipolis, and there is an ongoing project for building a new one that will be built at INRIA, my institute, in 2008. I did not realize in your first message it was this. And I was not aware of any caving software that would be rebdered in a CAVE... BTW, there are also experiments for linking CAVEs through the internet, allowing people from different sites to interoperate in a single virtual scene... are you aware of those ? Eric. Philip Schuchardt a écrit :
I wish. Unfortunetally, it's a virtual environment and you have to be physically be there.
There is a little more information on what a Cave Automatic Virtual Environment is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAVE
Thanks, Philip Schuchardt
On Saturday 26 January 2008 4:12 am, Eric Madelaine, INRIA wrote:
Hi Philip,
Is this a virtual session, can we participate over the net ??? ;)
Philip Schuchardt a écrit :
Help evaluate the next generation of cave visualization and mapping software with the VT-CAVE!
Requirements for participating: Basic knowledge of caves and cave features such as domes, pits, multi- level passages, and drainage paths. You must be over 18 years old to participate and must NOT have extensive preexisting knowledge of Omega (24.5mi / 39km), the longest and deepest cave in Virginia. If you have any questions about the requirements, email me.
Benefits: You will be able to use new technology for visualizing cave data. You may gain a better knowledge of the structure of Omega.
Session Length: 1 hour
Eric Madelaine a écrit :
Oh, this kind of CAVE... We have one in Sophia-Antipolis, and there is an ongoing project for building a new one that will be built at INRIA, my institute, in 2008.
I did not realize in your first message it was this. And I was not aware of any caving software that would be rebdered in a CAVE...
rendered...
I have heard of CAVE's being liked through the internet before. Most CAVE's have major software portability problems. Unlike desktop computers, where software is very portable, CAVE's usually have custom hardware and software to run them. This makes it very difficult to link caves through the internet. I wish CAVE's where less expensive so individuals could afford them. ;) Philip Schuchardt On Sunday 27 January 2008 2:32 am, Eric Madelaine wrote:
Oh, this kind of CAVE... We have one in Sophia-Antipolis, and there is an ongoing project for building a new one that will be built at INRIA, my institute, in 2008.
I did not realize in your first message it was this. And I was not aware of any caving software that would be rebdered in a CAVE... BTW, there are also experiments for linking CAVEs through the internet, allowing people from different sites to interoperate in a single virtual scene... are you aware of those ?
Eric.
Philip Schuchardt a écrit :
I wish. Unfortunetally, it's a virtual environment and you have to be physically be there.
There is a little more information on what a Cave Automatic Virtual Environment is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAVE
Thanks, Philip Schuchardt
On Saturday 26 January 2008 4:12 am, Eric Madelaine, INRIA wrote:
Hi Philip,
Is this a virtual session, can we participate over the net ??? ;)
Philip Schuchardt a écrit :
Help evaluate the next generation of cave visualization and mapping software with the VT-CAVE!
Requirements for participating: Basic knowledge of caves and cave features such as domes, pits, multi- level passages, and drainage paths. You must be over 18 years old to participate and must NOT have extensive preexisting knowledge of Omega (24.5mi / 39km), the longest and deepest cave in Virginia. If you have any questions about the requirements, email me.
Benefits: You will be able to use new technology for visualizing cave data. You may gain a better knowledge of the structure of Omega.
Session Length: 1 hour
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