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NV3D, A system for visualizing large information structures including Networks and Large Software Structures. This system was developed between 1993 and 1997 in Colin Ware's Lab at the University of New Brunswick. It is now under commercial development with NVision Software Systems Inc.


PVM trace is a system we developed to understand message processing in multi-threaded applications. Messages are shown cued up waiting to be processed.

	PVM Trace: for visualizing message passing in parallel systems

References: Parker, G., Franck, G and Ware, C. (1998) Visualization of large nested graphs in 3D. special issue of the Journal of Visual Languages and Computing. 9, 299-317. Ware, C. Franck, G. Parkhi, M. and Dudley, T. (1997). Layout for Visualizing Large Software Structures in 3D, VISUAL'97. San Diego, December. Proceedings, 215-223. Ware, C. and Franck, G. (1996) Evaluating Stereo and Motion Cues for Visualizing Information Nets in Three Dimensions. ACM Transactions on Graphics.15(2) 121-139. Gobrecht, C., Bhavsar, V., and Ware, C. (1996) PVMtrace: A 3D distibuted program visualizer. 10th International Conference on High Performance Computers. HPCS'96 CDROM Proceedings Carleton University Press and IEEE Canada Press. Otttawa, June.

NV3D, A system for visualizing large information structures including Networks and Large Software Structures. This system was developed between 1993 and 1997 in Colin Ware's Lab at the University of New Brunswick. It is now under commercial development with NVision Software Systems Inc.