DynSys3D: a workbench for developing advanced visualization techniques in the field of three-dimensional dynamical systems
Helwig Löffelmann, Eduard M. Groller · 1997
This work describes DynSys3D, a framework for testing and implementing visualization techniques in the area of three-dimensional dynamical systems. DynSys3D has been designed to meet requirements which allow a fast and modular investigation of dynamical systems. Such requirements are, e.g., extendability, interactivity, and symmetry. Some visualization examples realized with DynSys3D illustrate the flexibility of the system. Keywords: visualization, dynamical systems 1 Introduction DynSys3D is a flexible environment for implementing and evaluating new ideas in the field of advanced visualization techniques with special emphasis on three-dimensional dynamical systems. Starting with some specific requirements and goals (see Section 2) the system design of DynSys3D (see Sections 3 and 4) was chosen to comply with most of these goals. DynSys3D provides an experimental workbench to easily investigate visualization techniques and dynamical systems in a collaborative environment. When start...