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| projects [2015/08/11 20:45] – jarek | projects [2015/08/11 20:48] – jarek | ||
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| - | Skydive is a prototype system designed for database visualization using a concept of the socalled | + | Skydive is a prototype system designed for database visualization using a concept of the so called |
| data pyramid. The system is composed of three modules (DB - Database Module, D2I - | data pyramid. The system is composed of three modules (DB - Database Module, D2I - | ||
| Data-to-Image module, and VC - Visualizaton Client). Each is designed to use a different type | Data-to-Image module, and VC - Visualizaton Client). Each is designed to use a different type | ||
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| Currently the system support three presentation models implemented within the Visualization | Currently the system support three presentation models implemented within the Visualization | ||
| Component, namely: | Component, namely: | ||
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| • a 2D heat-map; | • a 2D heat-map; | ||
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| • a 2.5 D heat-map by 3D barchart; and | • a 2.5 D heat-map by 3D barchart; and | ||
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| • a 2.5 D terrain (by mesh and UV-mapping). | • a 2.5 D terrain (by mesh and UV-mapping). | ||
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| 3. Add support for specular and normal maps for 2.5 D terrain presentation model. | 3. Add support for specular and normal maps for 2.5 D terrain presentation model. | ||
| - | Background | + | Required |
| - | • Java programming course | + | |
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