Change Detection and Modelling
Eonfusion's treatment of time-varying data means that it's an ideal tool for examining changes through time.
Atmospheric Modelling in Eonfusion
Researchers at the CSIRO (Australia) have used Eonfusion to simultaneously visualize output from the NCEP atmospheric GFS model and a Lagrangian particle tracking model. The aim of this research is to visualize how moisture in the atmosphere moves through space in time. In this example, a raster ...
Mount St Helens revegetation model
The last major eruption of the volcano Mt Saint Helens (Washington, USA) was recorded on May 18, 1980. In this example, a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) and aerial photograph are visualized in Eonfusion, along with a modeled lava outflow, the slope of the surface, and a vegetation growth ...
Monterey Canyon change detection
Repetitive multibeam bathymetry data collected over the Monterey Canyon head has been used to detect changes in the morphology between the surveys in Spring 2003 to Fall 2006 (Image 1/2) and then from Fall 2006 to Winter 2006 (Image 2/2). In Eonfusion the depth attribute from the previous ...
Lauderdale sea level rise
This example combines a digital elevation model and aerial photography with modeled rising sea level data. Sea level information from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change website was used to generate predicted sea level models for 1990 through to 2250. These were then combined in an ...
