Oil in 4-D: time-lapse software boosts oil recovery

Article Abstract:

The development of the Lamont-Doherty 4-D Software has enabled geoscientists to assume drainage with various drill placements and find bypassed reserves through observance of oil and gas flows over time. The 4-D images are obtained from low-frequency sound waves.

Software, Natural gas exploration, Oil and gas exploration, Petroleum exploration

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Animating human motion

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The use of simulation in computer animation is a far superior technique than keyframing and motion capture since the movement of the subject is more fluid and natural. One constraint in simulation is the huge algorithm demand of a single bodypart to be simulated.

Methods, Computer animation

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Visualizing biological molecules

Article Abstract:

Computer graphics of simulated molecules help biochemists and molecular biologists study the complex molecules that cells build. For example, computer graphics allow scientists to 'see' how antibodies find foreign molecules.

Models, Biomolecules, Computer graphics

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