Welcome! The Creative Interactive Visualization Laboratory at the University of California, Irvine, is a state-of-the-art research facility focused on Large-scale Visualization, Interactive Rendering, and Virtual Reality. Our application fields include Scientific Visualization, e.g., Earthquake Simulation, and Biomedical Imaging. We are part of the Visualization and Interactive Systems Group in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and the Department of Biomedical Engineering within the Henry Samueli School of Engineering at UC Irvine. Joerg Meyer Assistant Professor, Computer Graphics & Virtual Reality

Feature The analysis and visualization of tensor fields is an advancing area in scientific visualization. Topology based methods that investigate the eigenvector fields of second order tensor fields have gained increasing interest in recent years. To complete the topological analysis, Dr. Thomas Wischgoll developed an algorithm for detecting closed hyper-streamlines as an important topological feature. [Learn more...]

Research Highlights Human Brain Project - Researchers develop a new 3-D brain atlas [Learn more...] Large-scale Visualization - How can we visualize large-scale data? [Learn more...] Earthquake Simulation - Which building would be most affected? [Learn more...] For more research highlights, please visit our gallery...

Teaching Highlights Graphics Concentration in EECS [Learn more...] Current Courses [Learn more...]

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