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    Open Data Servers

    Our open data server page's function is to manage the collection and presentation of large amounts of trend data, event messages, operator transactions, and system configuration data.

    Vorticity-Driven Lateral Spread Ensemble Data Set

    FireTec

    Wildfire

    Data Overview:

    Wildfire behavior is a result of complex nonlinear interactions between a variety of physical processes and chemical reactions. Understanding the coupling between these components and the ways in which their interactions are influenced by their surrounding environment (e.g. winds, fuels, and topography) is a challenging undertaking. The IEEE SciVis 2022 Contest is focused on the visualization and analysis of simulations of wildfires.

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    Deep Water Astroid Impact

    E3 Sm

    Data Overview:

    Asteroids of various sizes, speeds, and compositions are zipping around the solar system with potential future Earth engagements. Most of the earth is covered in ocean and impacts would likely occur in deep ocean water. The IEEE SciVis Contest 2018 is dedicated to the visualization and analysis of simulations designed to study asteroid impacts in deep ocean water.

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