Posted on 20 March 2008 · 267 views · 95 words.
This is my second conference poster and it is going up at the UK National Astronomy meeting in a couple of weeks. It will found in the Star Formation section of the conference proceedings. I have taken data from the HARP instrument on the JCMT and processed it as 3D models in order to gain a different perspective. You’ll need red/cyan 3D glasses to view this poster fully.
ttfnRob - who has written 557 posts on Orbiting Frog.
I am studying for my PhD in Astronomy at Cardiff University in the UK. Star formation is my main area of research but really I like anything to do with space, science and the internet.
[...] of my posters at the UK National Astronomy Meeting was about using 3D to look at data in a different way. Whilst I was looking into 3D astronomy I came across lots of internet forums and sites where [...]
