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Collaborative Advancements in Visualization and Sensor Networks for Ecological Monitoring

This document discusses innovative approaches in sensor network technology and visualization applications, emphasizing their importance in urban public infrastructure and environmental monitoring. It covers collaborative opportunities for projects like the Global Coral Reef Ecological Observatory Network and the development of underwater observatories. The paper also explores education in visualization, interactive displays, and cultural heritage through environmental data. An outline of past projects and future collaborations aims at enhancing ecological research and addressing challenges in a joint effort.

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Collaborative Advancements in Visualization and Sensor Networks for Ecological Monitoring

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  1. Telescience WGPRAGMA 18 • Shinji Shimojo • Fang-Pang Lin personal.lse.ac.uk/ THIELEMA/misc.htm

  2. Core Value • Sensor network technology • Visualization of Contents & Streaming Video • Diversity • Opportunities for collaboration • Sensor Network in Urban Public Infrastructure(Karpjoo, Kato) • E-Heritage (Kadobayashi, fang-pang, Kunwon) • Extend to Global Coral Reef Ecological Observatory Network(fang-pang, Sameer, , Joe) • Education (Shinji, David, Fang-pang, Russel) • Microscope (Shinji, David, Russel)

  3. TDW & Visualization (day1) • A Control Mechanism of Multiple Visualization Applications on SAGE-enabled TDW • I-TDW: Interactive Tiled Display Wall (Masaki Chikama, Rieko Kadobayashiy, Kaori Fukunagaz and Sinji Shimojo) • MURPA PROJECTS (Andrew Paterson, Jonathon McClure, Ben Morgan) • Applying Marching Cubes to Silhouette Scanners (Sasha Koruga) • Visualization and Collaboration environment for High End Applications on Virtul Reality (Kun Won Cho, et. al) • environmental monitoring (day2) • ViewDock TDW: Rapid Visualization of Virtual Screening Results (leftover from day1) • Update of DeveloJEO (Jeju Ecological Observatory) Cyber-Testbed • pment of Long Term Underwater Observatories at Taiwan and Plan for New Knowledge from CREON • Coral Virtual Site at Racha Island, Thailand Discussion on common infrastructure, virtualized optiportal

  4. Charges • What are the problems ? • What can we do to solve those problems collaboratively ? • Let us make visualization collaboratories • networking of HD, 2D, 3D and more. • If we could find a solution, let us show it in next occasion like PRAGMA 19 or SC10. get greener

  5. Survey • Sensor network/Urban Monitoring 9 • Tiled Display Wall 7 • Cave/StarCAVE 2 • Cultural Heritage 4

  6. Remote presentation using sage even you don’t have a TDW. • exchange experience of SAGE and CGLX, COVICE • Large scale visualization platform PICASSO by KISTI • Joint Celebration events for Nara 1300 anniversary in Cyberinfrastructure • Monitoring using Dataturbine

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