In the Portal Summer 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: July | August   August 2004 Visitors From Leisure World Get a Virtual Tour of Santiago de Compostela               ETC Workshop Attendees Learn About GIS and VRNav               Drop-in Visitors Learn About Santiago de Compostela and Other Historical Monuments       July 2004 Professor Diane Favro Explains the Roman Forum and Architectural 3-D Models to Visiting Archaeology Society Members               Johns Hopkins Summer Students Experience the Excitement of Learning About the Colosseum, Santiago de Compostela, Temple Mount and Virtual UCLA Models               GSEIS Summer Bridge Students Learn About the Roman Forum, Santiago de Compostela, the 3-d Molecule, and Virtual UCLA Models in the Portal               John Pedersen Explains Virtual UCLA, the Colosseum, and the Tornado Models to Visiting Inglewood School District Students in the GEAR UP Project               Teaching Assistant Robert Duke Explains the Jerusalem Temple Mount Model to Students in His Jerusalem the Holy City Class               Students in the Johns Hopkins Summer Program Get a Tour of Virtual UCLA               Professor Walter Gekelman and Bill Jepson Demonstrate Virtual Los Angeles Model to NSF Summer Physics Students               Professor Matt Malkan Explains the Universe Model to Physics Students               High School Students See Virtual UCLA, Heart in Fibrillation and 3-D Molecule