Visualization Collection

Supersonic shock waves, Schlieren image
Supersonic shock waves. Schlieren image showing the shock wave created by a supersonic jet flying in front of the Sun. Schlieren imaging is a method used to visualise density variations in

Air traffic visualisation. Computer artwork of air traffic over the USA. This image is one frame from an animation of air traffic over a 24-hour period

Internet blog map. Computer generated map showing relationships between internet weblogs (blogs). Blogs are internet sites where entries are made in journal style

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Visualization of global winds
This atmospheric modeling visualization shows global winds from a GEOS-5 simulation using 10-kilometer resolution. Surface winds (0 to 40 meters/second)

Website source code visualisation, computer artwork. This image was created using WEB2DNA software which is able to transform the source code of a website into an image featuring bands and gaps

Fire plumes, computer simulation
Fire plumes. Computer simulation of large fire plumes. The simulation reveals turbulence and the unstable nature of fire plumes

3D surface graph depicting visual output from scientific equipment

3D surface graph, computer artwork
3D surface graph depicting visual output from scientific equipment

Ecological food web, computer artwork. This model represents the extinct ecosystem of the Messel pit, Germany. Fossil animal and plant life is represented by the coloured nodes

Caribbean coral reef food web model
Ecological food web, computer artwork. This model represents the ecosystem of a Caribbean coral reef. Animal and plant life is represented by the coloured nodes

Atmospheric humidity, computer simulation
Atmospheric humidity. Computer simulation showing specific atmospheric humidity in the Earths northern hemisphere on 17th June 1993, during the Great Flood that hit the Midwestern United States

Normal head, cone beam CT scan. Front view of a dental patients head. The scan was produced using a cone beam x-ray computed tomography (CT) scanner

Mantle convection, 3-D computer model
Mantle convection. 3-D computer model showing plumes of magma (dark grey) circulating within the Earths mantle. The heat that drives this convective process originates from the Earths core

Ocean current speed. Computer visualisation of ocean surface current speeds. Major ocean currents (coloured white) are visible, such as the Agulhas current (eastern side of Africa)

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Visualization is the art of transforming complex data into captivating images that reveal hidden patterns and insights. From supersonic shock waves to Schlieren images, it allows us to see the invisible forces shaping our world. Air traffic visualization brings order to the chaotic dance of planes in the sky, painting a mesmerizing picture of connectivity and movement. In the realm of cyberspace, an internet blog map visualizes the vast expanse of online content, guiding us through a labyrinthine network with its intricate pathways and connections. It's like peering into a digital universe where ideas collide and knowledge thrives. But what about matters beyond this earthly realm? Can visualization shed light on topics like afterlife or heaven? While we may not have concrete answers, ethereal clouds gleaming with heavenly hues can evoke a sense of wonder and contemplation. Graphic depictions become windows to another dimension, expanding our horizons as we ponder life's mysteries. Zooming out from individual experiences, global winds come alive through stunning visualizations that showcase their dynamic nature. These swirling currents shape weather patterns across continents, reminding us how interconnected our planet truly is. Returning to virtual landscapes once more, website source code visualization unveils the intricate architecture behind our favorite online platforms. Like deciphering hieroglyphics in ancient tombs, these visuals offer glimpses into the inner workings of websites - revealing their complexity while showcasing their beauty. Fire plumes dancing in computer simulations create awe-inspiring spectacles that captivate both scientists and artists alike. The vivid colors and fluid movements bring forth an appreciation for technology's ability to recreate natural phenomena with astonishing accuracy. And finally, 3D surface graphs emerge as masterpieces born from computer artwork - mathematical equations transformed into visually stunning representations. With every curve meticulously crafted by algorithms' hands, they remind us that even abstract concepts can be brought to life through visualization techniques. In essence, visualization transcends boundaries between science and art, revealing the hidden beauty and complexity of our world.