I argue that it also supports a challenge to the claim that empirically-informed "cognitive design principles" offer an apt understanding of the norms of success which govern good scientific graphic design to communicate data and hypotheses to other experts.
The possible applications of our approach include scientific visualization, computer graphics and image processing.
Dynamic moving interfaces are central to many scientific, engineering, and graphics applications.
O'Hara (1992, pp. 144 149) described four narrative devices commonly used in both scientific and popular, graphic and written accounts of evolutionary history.
Here I supplement our understanding of graphical practices via a case study of how researchers crafted the graphics for scientific publication in the field of circadian biology.
Multidimensional data structures are of considerable interest in many fields, including computational geometry, computer graphics, and scientific data visualization.
The compute unified device architecture (CUDA) is a programming approach for performing scientific calculations on a graphics processing unit (GPU) as a data-parallel computing device.
Melding the spiritual and the graphic, the scientific and the horrific, that's Prometheus' game.
The ability to process bigger chunks of data opens the door to a new level of computing power for tasks like scientific simulations and cinematic-style graphics.
In spring 2006, a few months from the end of his Ph.D., Heras set up as a freelance illustrator under the name Equinox Graphics, specializing in scientific visualizations.
Trends in processor architecture (multicore and multithreaded), and the increasing importance of highly parallel hardware such as graphics cards in scientific computation, underscore the importance of optimizing applications for parallel workloads.
