Understanding static, dynamic and cooperative porosity in molecular materials

Static and Dynamic Compression of Earth Materials

The triennium, 1967 -1970 , has been a period of marked increase in acquisition of pressure-volume data for minerals, rocks, and compounds of geophysical interest. A wide assortment of data has been obtained by the conventional dilatometric techniques as well as by the more recently developed X-ray diffraction and shock-wave techniques. Highlights of progress during the last 3 years include hyd...

Understanding dynamic and static displays: using images

We examined expert meteorologists as they created a weather forecast while working in a naturalistic environment. We examined the type of external representation they chose to examine (a static image, a sequence of static images, or a dynamic display) and the kind of information they extracted from those representations (static or dynamic). We found that even though weather is an extremely dyna...

Understanding Software – Static and Dynamic Aspects

We present an approach to software visualization supporting the understanding of structure and behavior of software systems. To do so, we merge information from static program analysis with dynamic information obtained during the execution of the programs. The merged information is presented graphically in different views, where users can interactively choose between more abstract or more concr...

Characterization of static and dynamic structures in granular materials

Cooperative Stereo Matching Using Static and Dynamic Image Features

Visual experience is intrinsically subjective. The manifest unity of our perceptions belies the indeterminacy of our sensations. A single pattern of excitation on the retinal receptors is consistent with many possible worlds of objects. The simple problem of determining object brightness exemplifies the ambiguities inherent in the retinal image. The photons incident on a given receptor may indi...