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Geometry Center Projects
The Geometry Center specializes in the use of technology to visualize
and communicate mathematics and related sciences. The Center staff
has extensive experience with Web site development, CGI and Java
technology, software development, and video animation production.
The staff have undertaken dozens of projects since the inception of the
Center in 1991 covering areas ranging from elementary school education
to spacecraft design. The Geometry Center pursues both research and development
projects, as well as and providing consulting services to academics
and industry. The Centers main expertise lies in two broad areas:
Visualization and Scientific Computing
- Geomview is at the heart of most Geometry Center visualization
projects. Geomview is an interactive 3D graphics viewer. Geomview
has powerful extensibility features that allow it to be
readily adapted to a wide variety of uses, including
visualization, animation, award-winning video production, and
scientific simulation.
Web Development and Electronic Communication
- The Geometry Center Web site was one of the first three hundred
servers on the Web. Since its inception in October 1993, the Center
Web site has won over twenty awards for content and technology. The
Center has played a leading role in the development of the MathML
standard for encoding mathematics for the Web. The Center developed
the WebEQ suite of Java tools for processing MathML and preparing
interactive, mathematical Web pages.
Active projects:
- Orrery: Solar System Visualizer
- Geomview: 3D-graphics viewer
- WebEQ: Mathematical typesetting for the Web
- Crafter: Spacecraft Design
- JGV: A Geomview-compatible 3D
viewer in Java
See also our list of
past software projects,
and our
library of downoadable software.
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Created: Jan 26 1995 ---
Last modified: Thu Apr 30 14:50:40 1998