FINAL PROJECT PROPOSALS

  1. Visualization of GIS datasets on the web

    2. Ravi Mistry                  rgm5977@omicron.acf.nyu.edu
    Previn Edward           pe200@omicron.acf.nyu.edu
    Ghannam Wasif        gw229@is7.nyu.edu
    Nishant Kaushik        kaus7727@cs.nyu.edu
    Vladimir Gilinsky       gili9058@sparky.nyu.edu

    The goal of this project is to produce a program that
    will read in some geographic/topographic information
    and will then display a map to the screen. One
    motivation for this project is understanding how to
    work with the TIGER data format. This is a preliminary
    step towards constructing a GIS-on-the-web system.
    URL: http://acf5.nyu.edu/~rgm5977/visualization.html
     

  2. Remote Navigation of Panoramas


    3. Aaron Hertzmann, 
    Henning Biermann, 
    Jon Meyer

    These are the basic tasks that we hope to accomplish in the next few
    weeks.  We probably won't get to all of them.

    We intend to use cylindrical panoramas.

    1. Panorama server -- Cylinder-to-planar reprojection
    2. Panorama client -- Planar-to-planar reprojection
    3. Interactive panorama viewer (client interface)
    4. Server-client network interface
    5. Difference image compression
    We might use OpenGL texture mapping to perform reprojection.
     
     

  3. Texture Library Project

    TEAM: John Golec (golec@acm.org) and Irena Nemcova (in202@is7.nyu.edu)

    Continuation of the Texture Library for Manhattan Project.

    Here is their FINAL PROJECT PAGE

  4. Client-server project


    5. Xiaoliang Qian <qian@franklin.biomath.nyu.edu>
    More students needed. Interested students contact Xiaoliang.

    Use java to rewrite the source code, since java
    is system independent and implementation of threads is quite
    straightforward.