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Visualization and Virtual Reality ::
CAVERNsoft G2
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CAVERNsoft G2 History
CAVERN, the CAVE Research Network, is an alliance of industrial and research institutions equipped with CAVEs, ImmersaDesks, and high-performance computing resources all interconnected by high-speed networks to support collaboration in design, training, scientific visualization, and computational steering, in virtual reality.
CAVERNsoft is the common collaborative software architecture for CAVERN. The goal of this project is to develop the next generation collaborative networking infrastructure to sustain collaborative, persistent virtual environments.
Networking support is provided by Argonne National Lab's Globus
Releases to date
CAVERNsoft G2 2000
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Networking modules Version 1.3 released on March 5, 2002
About Ver 1.3
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Networking modules Version 1.2.2 released on June 8, 2001
About Ver 1.2.2
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Higher level modules Version 1.3.1 released on Mar 29, 2001
The latest release
- Networking modules Version 1.2.1 and higher level modules Version 1.3 released on December 22, 2000.
About Version 1.2.1
- Networking modules Version 1.2 and higher level modules Version 1.2 released on October 26, 2000.
About Version 1.2
- Networking modules Version 1.1 and higher level modules Version 1.2 released on May 12, 2000.
About Version 1.1- CAVERNsoft G2 beta version 1.0b released in January 2000.
- CAVERNsoft G2 goals released by Jason Leigh on October 11, 1999
CAVERNsoft G1 1997-1999 (now obsolete)About CAVERNsoft G1
Funding information
Funding for this research has been provided by grants from the following agencies:
- National Science Foundation (EIA-9802090,EIA-9871058, ANI-9712283, ANI-9730202, ACI-9418068)
- NSF Partners for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (ACI-9619019)
- Department of Energy (99ER25388, 99ER25405)
- DOE's Accelerated Strategic Computing Initiative
- Microsoft Corporation
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