1999 - 2004:

• DIVERSE: ONR, NIST, Tasc, Lockheed Martin (1997-2004)

• Atomview: A collaborative project between Virginia Tech and NCSA (Summer 1997)
  NCSA ACCESS: Feature Story:

 
• CAVE Collaborative Console (CCC): NSF-PACI Project (1998-2001)

 
• Computer Simulation of Material Behavior -- from Atomistic to the Continuum, NSF-CRCD (1997-2001)

 
• Eye Motion Tracking in the VT-CAVE: ONR NAVCIITI

 
• Navy Collaborative Integrated Information Technology Initiative (NAVCIITI): ONR (1998-2003)
• Task 2.1: Command and Control implements collaborative virtual
  environments into Navy tactical command and control systems for the
  Naval Undersea Warefare Center (NUWC), at New Port, Rhode Island
  
• Virtual Environments for Ships and Ship-Mounted Cranes: ONR DURIP (1998-2002)

 
• Immersive Haptic Docking Project: ASPIRES, NIST (2001)

January 1998 (getting started)

• David Bevan, Biochemistry, Ron Kriz, Engineering Science and Mechanics, and Diana Farkas, Materials Science and Engineering: Contacts for CAVE(tm) Molecular Modeling projects. Dave and Diana are talking with Molecular Simulations Inc. (now also BioSim) on CAVE format MSI file types.

• Bob Fields, Art and Art History: Contact for CAVE(tm) Art projects. Bob is working on a proposal to Alias | Wavefront.

• Joan McLain-Kark, Interior Design: Joan has already moved her AutoCad and 3D-Studio files into the NCSA CAVE. Her student Jongran Lee has attend CAVE training at NCSA and has choosen to include the CAVE in her Ph.D. dissertation topic in Interior Design.

• Richard Walker, Biology: Rick plans on working with confocal microscopic data sets in the CAVE using CRUMBS software.

Other CAVE Research Activities:

• EVL VE Research

• NCSA Software Research Coordinators

Please contact the appropriate software coordinator in your research area to discuss a particular application, licensing, or your applications software requirements. NCSA is always looking for new and more functional software to meet users' needs. The coordinators can help formal request for applications software on NCSA's HPCC systems that are allocated for peer-reviewed projects.