CERI Earthquake Vis Lab Paraview E&O VR

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Dear All,

I want to share some of the Visualizations and VR activities we do in our Lab (CERI Memphis Earthquake Modeling and Vis Lab).

We are focused on earthquake science, and Paraview (plus the Open VR plugin) has been an incredible tool all these years.
Thank you again to the Paraview team and the Paraview community.

Christos

Please click the links below to watch videos of the activities!

Dynamic Rupture VR 1

Dynamic Rupture VR 2

Class Implementation California Faults

AGU2021 Vis Lab interns presentation

AGU2022 electronic poster

Example of VR Remote Collaboration Mode

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Example of using VR to explore an Earthquake Dynamic Rupture Model

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Very nice!

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Thank you Patrick!

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Thank you so much for sharing! This looks great!

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Thank you Cory!

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This is spectacular to see the XR Interface plugin being used, especially by academics. Big improvements to the user interface of the plugin are coming with ParaView 5.12, we would be interested by your feedbacks @CERIVisLab !

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Thank you Mathieu! I’m excited to hear about ParaView 5.12.
And thank you again to all the ParaView team for providing such multidimensional tool.

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Hello. I am an Intern working at the CERI Earthquake Vis Lab. I am currently working on improvements to our current experience. I was wondering in the XR Interface if there was a way to configure that information in the data box that appears when you point at parts of the experience. In this case, I would like to display the name of the fault. The name of the fault is contained in a data field within the fault data, but I was not able to find a way to change the data that is displayed.

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I’m afraid this is not configurable (yet) and require modifying the source code of the plugin.

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Understood. I appreciate your response. Is it maybe in the pipeline?

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I’m afraid not, what you are asking for require C++ programming, which could be done by Kitware.