In the Portal Spring 2004

UCLA’s Visualization Portal and Modeling Lab support research projects on campus and are also used to present much of that research to the campus and the general public. The Portal also hosts events that bring to campus interesting people and projects related to information technology. These pages are a sampling of the projects and events that have occurred in the Portal since it opened in 2000. The following images can be enlarged by clicking on them.

2004 By Month: Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec On this page: Apr | May | June   June 2004 Apple Xsan Seminar in the Portal         Research Scholar Chris Johanson Tells Brentwood School Sixth Graders about Ancient Rome           Professor Francis Steen Brings Visiting Engineers from India to the Portal         Nomads Conference Videoconference to Norway and England       Rebeka Vital Presents to her Dissertation Committee         Professor Ashour-Abdalla's Numerical Methods and Simulations Students View Historical Architecture Models in the Portal         Professor Bjorn Stevens Takes His Atmospheric Sciences Students to the Portal       Novell Seminar in the Portal       May 2004 Ruckus Network Seminar         Fernald Center Children Visit Virtual UCLA and Temple Mount and Play with Bucky Balls   Statistical Computing Seminar in the Portal         Students in Professor Schniedewind’s class “Jerusalem, the Holy City” View the Temple Mount Model     UCLA Engineering School’s Society of Latino Engineers & Scientists Shows Virtual UCLA to Elementary School Students         Students in the Women in Science Education Program See the UCLA Model and Hear Enrique Baez of JPL Explain the MARS Rover Mission             Statistical Computing Seminar Attendees Learn About Discrete Time Survival Analysis                 Members of the Circle of Friends of Spain Hear Professor John Dagenais Discuss The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela Model         April 2004 ATS Research Scholar Chris Johanson Explains the Roman Forum Model to Harvard-Westlake Latin Students               Professor Bengt Muthen Teaches Statistics Seminar on Latent Variable Modeling with Mplus 3               Professor Matt Malkan Explains the Universe Model to Attendees of the American Association of Physics Teachers Conference               Anthropology Students View 3-D Scatterplot of Fisher's Iris Data and Hear Professor Nicholas Gessler Discuss Human Complex Systems and Artificial Culture               Professor John Dagenais Explains the Compostela Model to Attendees of the Spanish & Portuguese Historical Studies Conference Held at UCLA