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Scope and Contents This was a collaborative project with students from the University of Colorado Department of computer science (under CU instructor Bruce Sanders) and the SCD NCAR Graphics Group members Ethan Alpert and Mary Haley. The project took place in the 1992-1993 with the goal being to provide an interactive interface to enable random data selection and display of scientific data. The product was delivered in May, 1990. This folder contains the User Tutorial, Maintenance, and User Reference...

Scope and Contents This was a collaborative project with students from the University of Colorado Department of computer science (under CU instructor Bruce Sanders) and the SCD NCAR Graphics Group (Bob Lackman, Group Head). The project (known as WING) took place in the 1988-1989 school year. The initial goal was to provide an interactive interface to the contouring functionality of the NCAR Graphics contouring functions. This folder contains the Design Specification for the project. Providing a successful...

Scope and Contents This was a collaborative project with students from the University of Colorado Department of Computer Science (under CU instructor Bruce Sanders) and the SCD NCAR Graphics Group member John Clyne. The project took place in the 1989-1990 school year and the goal was to provide an interactive color editor to aid in the selection of color values. The CU project team consisted of Jeff Boote, Daniel A. Wells, and Dee Wu. This folder contains the final written report including the original...

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In the late 1980s and the early 1990s the NCAR Graphics Group, in collaboration with the University of Colorado Department of Computer Science, sponsored what the CU department called a Senior Project Course. These projects consisted of a small team of senior computer science majors working with members of the SCD Graphics Group on a substantial real world project.

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Oversize color print. Aerial shot of Scientific Computing Division (SCD) staff in the Mesa Lab computer room: Dave Strayer, Dick Lindenmoyer, Suzy Schemel, Nancy Brown, and Melissa Breedlove.