Visualization Of Scientific Data

Examples and sample outputs which demonstrate easy ways to visualize data on workstations and PC's. All of the programs used are available as shareware or freeware at indicated sites. (Part of NACSE research at Physics.)

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Two-Dimensional Graphics

We give examples and samples of the use of Xmgr (ACE/gr). It is our preferred 2D plotting program, producing publication quality output with a menu-driven interface, dealing easily with Greek symbols and error bars, and given away freely!

Three-Dimensional Graphics

We give examples and samples of the use of gnuplot and PlotMTV. (If Xmgr could produce 3D plots, we would prefer it.)

Here is a new interactive gnuplot tutorial. (Under Construction)

Animation

We give examples of animating the solutions of some time-dependent partial differential equations of physics. We supply some sample (mpeg's) movies for viewing and locations for you to pick up movie players.

Mail to Jon Maestri (author).