The release of the immersive Data Visualisation Interactive Explorer software marks a milestone in astronomy data visualisation, says UCT.
The University of Cape Town’s Department of Astronomy and the Inter-University Institute for Data Intensive Astronomy – a partnership between UCT, the University of the Western Cape and the University of Pretoria – have released new virtual reality software. software
It is designed to facilitate the visualisation and interrogation of complex astronomical and multidisciplinary datasets, exploiting the unique capabilities of VR, it explains. Among the key features, the software has interactive and immersive visualisation, which allows users to use easily accessible commercial VR headsets to immerse themselves in and interact with the data in real-time, providing a more intuitive understanding of complex datasets.
Data Visualisation Interactive Explorer Software. Data Visualisation Virtual Reality VR The Inter-University Institute For Data Intensive University Of Pretoria Idavie Software IDIA 3D
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