The OpenSpace Project is proud to have a long history of being supported by talented graduate students from a variety of academic institutions around the globe. Below is a list of thesis papers that highlight research using OpenSpace.
Theses
2018
Alexander Bock, Tailoring Visualization Applications for Tasks and Users - Linköping University
Michal Marcinkowski, Contextualization of Autonomous Spaceflight Operations for deep space planetary encounters - American Museum of Natural History
2017
Oskar Carlbaum & Michael Novén, Real-Time Magnetohydrodynamic Space Weather Visualization - Community Coordinated Modeling Center
Rickard Lindstedt & Michael Sjöström, Interactive In-Situ Visualization of Mars Science Laboratory Data - American Museum of Natural History
Jonathan Bosson, Multi-Touch Interfaces for Public Exploration and Navigation in Astronomical Visualizations - Linköping University
Klas Eskilson, Creating User Interfaces Using Web-based Technologies to Support Rapid Prototyping in a Desktop Astrovisualization Software - New York University
Jonas Strandstedt, Multi-Volume Rendering in OpenSpace Using A-Buffers for Space Weather Visualizations - Community Coordinated Modeling Center
2016
Kalle Bladin & Erik Broberg, Design and Implementation of an Out-of-Core Globe Rendering System Using Multiple Map Services - American Museum of Natural History
Michael Nilsson & Sebastian Piwell, Bridging the Gap: Providing Public Science Dissemination through Expert Tools - Community Coordinated Modeling Center
2015
Emil Axelsson & Tomas Forsyth Rosin, Spatio-temporal Multi-modal Visualization of Volumetric Simulation and In Situ Satellite Data - Community Coordinated Modeling Center
Anton Arbring, Public Dissemination of Deep Space Missions through Immersive Visualization - American Museum of Natural History
2014
Hans-Christian Helltegen, Visualizing Space Weather: Acquiring and Rendering Data of Earth's Magnetosphere - Community Coordinated Modeling Center
Victor Sand, Dynamic Visualization of Space Weather Data - Community Coordinated Modeling Center
2013
Martin Törnros, Interactive Visualization of Space Weather Data - Community Coordinated Modeling Center