Integration of visualization and scientific calculation in a software system

Authors:
U. Lang;R. Lang;R. Rühle
Affiliations:
University of Stuttgart Computer Center, Allmandring 30, Stuttgart, FRG;University of Stuttgart Computer Center, Allmandring 30, Stuttgart, FRG;University of Stuttgart Computer Center, Allmandring 30, Stuttgart, FRG
Venue:
VIS '91 Proceedings of the 2nd conference on Visualization '91
Year:
1991

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Abstract

This paper presents the problems and advantages of the integration of scientific computations and visualization into one common program system. An important point is the direct feedback of information from the visualization into an ongoing simulation. Some strong and weak points of the varying approaches in different software packages are shown. The visualization component of the program system developed at our computer center and the advantages of its integration into the overal system is explained. Finaly the weak points in our system and the open work items to deal with them are described.