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Terashake 1.4 (SouthEast to North West Rupture)
Animations were created using SDSC's Vista volume renderer, Alias's Maya and Adobe's After Effects.
| Data Type: | Scalar volume data (floats -velocity components & mag) | Data Source: | SCEC | |
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| Visualization Type: | Volume rendering | Software: | VISTA (Volume Renderer) | |
| Data Size: | 2,000 Volumes 3000x1500x400; 20,000 Surfaces 3000x1500x1 | Storage Archive: | ||
| Data Volume: | 8 TB | Computing Cluster: | Datastar |
| Visualization Credits: | Amit Chourasia, Steve Cutchin - Visualization Services, SDSC |
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| Simulation Credits: | SCEC and SDSC |
Surface Topography 3D Movies |
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| Instananeous Displacement Magnitude | |
 every 10th timestep |
Mountain Scale = 5x, Displacement Sacle = 2000x Movies:Instantaneous Displacement Magnitude on topography
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Surface 2D Movies |
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| Instantaneous Peak Displacement | |
 every 10th timestep |
Movies:Instantaneous Displacement Magnitude
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| Instantaneous Peak Velocity | |
.png) every 10th timestep |
Movies:Instantaneous Velocity Magnitude
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| Velocity Components | |
every 10th timestep |
Movies:Instantaneous X Velocity Component
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every 10th timestep |
Movies:Instantaneous Y Velocity Component
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every 10th timestep |
Movies:Instantaneous Z Velocity Component
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