Researchers can now remotely connect to Nebula remote visualisation nodes to run windows based VR applications from a range of supported VR headsets including the Meta Quest family of headsets. Remote VR enables researchers to leverage the power of a high-end workstation using a lightweight and portable headset remotely from their institution or home office. Remote VR
Visualisation Lab located at the Pawsey Centre features a 4.8m wide stereoscopic 3D Sony CLED display with HDR and almost perfect contrast. It’s perfect for large scale data visualisation and analysis, as well as serving as a collaborative space for researchers. For more details and documentation, please visit visualisation documentation or contact help@pawsey.org.au
A petascale supercomputer enables a researcher to generate and subsequently analyse data of unprecedented size and complexity, but this is only the first step in the research process. Data visualisation (the process of applying advanced algorithms and computer graphics to data) allows researchers to better understand their raw data and translate it into meaningful forms.
Scientific data visualisation allows researchers to better understand their raw data and translate it into meaningful forms. Applying visualisation techniques to complicated datasets can require specialist hardware, such as high-end graphics cards for handling large datasets in real time, novel display technologies to fully exploit the human visual system and user interface devices to facilitate