Ideas for studying the interaction of natural and urban processes and
Greater Phoenix 2100 local documents
Powerpoint presentation by Jon Fink
Greater Phoenix 2100-like
Projects
NSF Information Technology Preproposal--ITR/IM: Tracking the untrackable:
Using information technology to chronicle the skyrocketing urban growth
of Greater Phoenix, Arizona from 1900 to 2100
--WEB version--formatting not great, but some useful ideas and images and
links
Preproposal FINAL submitted version (11/27/00)
Preproposal complete PDF file
Preproposal project description (5 pages)
MS WORD file
Software and data--came from Jana Fry and Jim Howard and John Mitchell
Here is the main OpenFlight site, and a few others related or that use/create
OpenFlight data or simulations:
Open Flight
Introduction
to OpenFlight APIs
Urban Simulation: An Innovative
Tool for Interactive Planning and Consensus Building
SGI OpenPerformer (works with/uses OpenFlight)
SGI Performer software
OpenFlight generators
Terrex, Terrain Experts
TerraSim
Some sample OpenFlight databases:
http://www.grime.net/downloads/default.htm#Databases
http://www.grime.net/Downloads/default.htm#Audition
http://www.3dlinks.com/software_landscape.cfm
Image Society, Tempe based national organization with emphasis on 3D/Simulation
and related resources and yearly national conference on Phoenix:
http://www.public.asu.edu/~image
http://www.public.asu.edu/~image/RG/2kRG.html
Networked immersive environments and interactive dance/body motion
http://www-art.cfa.cmu.edu/Penny/works/traces/Tracescode.html
Decision Theater
NY
Times article on SGi and Disney design decisions
UCLA Visualization Portal--extensive
hardware and software and an immersive environment
Evans and Sutherland and ESRI
http://www.es-rapidsite.com/
Silicon Graphics Visualization
systems
Full immersion synthetic environment
(i.e., C2 or C6 at the Virtual Reality Application Center, at Iowa State
University)
Choosing a screen configuration to suit the
application
The Leading Edge, May 2000, Vol 19, No. 5 pgs 526-532, ARCO and
immersive environments, Part 1: The first two generations, Stark,
Dorn
& Cole.
http://www.edge-online.org/pdf/tle1905r05250532.pdf
The Leading Edge, August 2000, Vol 19, No. 8 pgs 884-890, ARCO and
immersive environments, Part 2: Oil industry experience with
immersive
environments, Stark, Dorn & Cole.
http://www.edge-online.org/pdf/tle1908r08840890.pdf
Potentially useful images and montages--click for larger size
Landsat 753 |
View west from
S. Tempe over
S. Mtns |
View north over
Papago Park |
CAPLTER/ASU GIS images
Realtime links
Population (2020)
and Change (1995-
2020) |
 |
Income |
More income |
Montage
Other information and links
ASU links
Office of Vice Provost for Research
Center for Environmental Studies
Department of Geological SciencesCentral
Arizona Phoenix Long Term Ecological Project
Information Technology
Research support lab--GIS services
Morrison Institute for
Public Policy
College of Architecture and Environmental
Design
Other links
CommunityViz - Community Planning
and Simulation Software from the Orton Family Foundation
Ecoinformatics
San Francisco Bay Estuary Institute
and the EcoAtlas
Geoinformatics Initiative
(www.geoinformaticsnetwork.org)
Arizona Geographic Alliance
CAP LTER
USC Sustainable Cities
Industrial/Research partnerships
ASTER IMAGE of Phoenix (http://elwood.la.asu.edu/grsl/UEM/citystar_map/city_jpgs/phoenix_day.html)
from ASU geological remote sensing laboratory (http://elwood.la.asu.edu/grsl/)
Pages maintained by Ramón
Arrowsmith, Department of Geological
Sciences, Arizona State University
last modified January 14, 2001