Java distributed objects for numerical visualization in VisAD

Authors:
William Hibbard;Curtis Rueden;Steve Emmerson;Tom Rink;David Glowacki;Tom Whittaker;Don Murray;David Fulker;John Anderson
Affiliations:
University of Wisconsin Madison;University of Wisconsin Madison;Unidata Program Center, Boulder, Colorado;University of Wisconsin Madison;University of Wisconsin Madison;University of Wisconsin Madison;Unidata Program Center, Boulder, Colorado;Unidata Program Center, Boulder, Colorado;University of Wisconsin Madison
Venue:
Communications of the ACM - Supporting community and building social capital
Year:
2002

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Abstract

The scientific world is evolving to require more collaboration among different institutions and disciplines. Understanding long-term changes in the Earth environment, for example, requires models that integrate disciplines such as meteorology, oceanography, hydrology (rivers and groundwater), soil science and geology. During the past 15 years, scientists have started sharing data using FTP and software on the Internet, but collaborative work and more routine data sharing require a new kind of scientific software.