This cooperative effort will employ high-performance Compaq computers and complex display equipment to advance scientific research and industrial analyses. Photos High and low resolution images are available for viewing or downloading from this page. Christian Sigg, Computational Science and Engineering Researcher at CCV checks on the Compaq cluster, which runs the CCV at UT Austin. Pointing at the screen is Dr. Sanghun Park. In the middle is Christian Sigg, Computational Science and Engineering Researcher.
Biomedical researchers can examine the human body layer by layer.
79KB JPEG 906KB TIFF Applied Computational and Engineering Sciences building at University of Texas at Austin. 152KB JPEG 908KB TIFF Researchers at the CCV can simulate what happens when a supernova explodes. 101KB JPEG 907KB TIFF Close up of a supernova simulation. Researchers at the CCV can explore how energy is dispersed when a supernova explodes. 106KB JPEG 907KB TIFF Scientists can predict the best location for an oil well by simulating an underground reservoir and visualizing where the oil will flow when water is pumped into the ground.