earth science visualization and modern dance
Posted by heartland chris on February 09, 2008 at 07:37:54:

I just received a mass email about an IRIS workshop, that includes:

"The first evening features an after-dinner talk on Earth science visualization through immersive computer graphics and modern dance."

I ain't going, and John V. is a chair of this workshop, and I am rather curious about this. Crap, I've spent years getting better at fault/fold visualization, and now if I want to present this I'll have to learn to dance? What kind of dance? I took ballroom dancing classes when I live in New Orleans and I was just terrible at it. When I make an animation of slices through structure and earthquakes, does it now have to be split-screen with someone interpreting this through modern dance? Having to learn a new word, "transformative", and learn how to dance in a 1 year period is just too much.

Pray, do tell more.
Chris


Follow Ups:
     ● other events at workshop - John Vidale  15:00:42 - 2/10/2008  (73295)  (1)
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           ● thin excuse for a jam session - John Vidale  19:09:50 - 2/10/2008  (73297)  (0)
     ● Re: earth science visualization and modern dance - PennyB  12:13:06 - 2/9/2008  (73289)  (1)
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