Non conventional methods for the visualization of events from high energy physics
Hans Drevermann, Dietmar Kuhn, B.S. Nilsson · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1996
Visualization of events in high energy physics is an important tool to check hard- and software and to generate pictures for presentation purposes. The radial pattern of all events suggests the use of predefined projections, especially p/Z and Y/X. The representation can be improved by a fish-eye transformation and by angular projections, which produce straight track patterns and allow extensive magnifications. Three dimensional data of radial structure are best displayed in the 3D V-Plot, which has optimal track separation and presents all relevant information in a clear way. >