
Johannes NovotnyVRVis Zentrum für Virtual Reality und Visualisierung Forschungs GmbH | VRVis Forschungs GmbH · Biomedical Image Informatics
Johannes Novotny
Doctor of Philosophy
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Introduction
Education
August 2014 - July 2020
September 2008 - June 2013
September 2003 - June 2007
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Publications (21)
We present a two-year design study of developing virtual reality (VR) flow visualization tools for the analysis of dinosaur track creation using the Scientific Sketching design methodology. We involved 25 art and computer science students from a VR design course in a rapid visualization sketching cycle, guided by paleontologist
collaborators throug...
We present a case study evaluating the potential for interactively identifying placental surface blood vessels using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans in virtual reality (VR) environments. We visualized the MRI data using direct volume rendering in a high-fidelity CAVE-like VR system, allowing medical professionals to identify relevant placent...
Virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) are new technologies with the power to revolutionize the study of morphology. Modern imaging approaches such as computed tomography, laser scanning, and photogrammetry have opened up a new digital world, enabling researchers to share and analyze morphological data electronically and in great detail. Because thi...
We present exploratory research of virtual reality techniques and mnemonic devices to assist in retrieving knowledge from scholarly articles. We used abstracts of scientific publications to represent scientific knowledge in scholarly articles; participants were asked to read, remember, and retrieve knowledge from a set of abstracts. We conducted an...
This document introduces you to the user interface of BasinVis 2.0 ----- https://geologist-lee.com/basinvis-2_0/
BasinVis 1.0, a MATLAB-based modular open-source program released in 2016, has been used for multiple application studies of sedimentary basin analysis and modelling in both academic and industry fields. Based on these studies and user feedbacks, we have improved the workflow, revised user interfaces and developed novel techniques for the compactio...
We present the results of a two-year design study to developing virtual reality (VR) flow visualization tools for the analysis of dinosaur track creation in a malleable substrate. Using Scientific Sketching methodology, we combined input from illustration artists, visualization experts, and domain scientists to create novel visualization methods. B...
PREFACE
In the study of sediments and sedimentary basins, subsidence analysis provides an essential step to understand basin evolution through geologic time and space. Quan-tifying techniques have been developed and applied in many basin research projects to evaluate total, tectonic and thermal subsidence, used also as a pre-requisite for basin mod...
This chapter introduces three subsidence analysis models which are total subsidence, tectonic subsidence and post-rift thermal subsidence. The three subsidence models are essential to understand evolution of a sedimentary basin. Due to compaction effect, the present stratigraphic framework of a sedimentary basin fill does not present directly the p...
In this chapter, we introduce geological data visualization techniques and discuss how these techniques can be applied to the subsidence analysis and visualization of a sedimentary basin. Geoscientific data are often sparsely distributed over wide study areas, therefore data interpolation is required to generate comprehensive maps. We examine five...
This study analyzed and visualized data from 219 wells using a MATLAB-based program BasinVis 1.0 for
the tectonic subsidence evolution of the northern and central Vienna Basin. Subsidence of the study area
resulted in 3D subsidence depth maps and rate maps of tectonic subsidence in seven successive stages.
Due to the position, the Vienna Basin has...
2D/3D visualization of basin fill and subsidence is a highly efficient way to understand the
stratigraphic context and internal structure of sedimentary basins by showing how geological data are
distributed over the area. Quantitative subsidence analysis provides significant insights for overall and
tectonic evolution of a sedimentary basin. We dev...
This study analyzed and visualized data from 210 wells using a MATLAB-based program (BasinVis 1.0) for 3D visualization of sediment distribution, thickness, and quantitative subsidence of the northern and central Vienna Basin. The sedimentation settings for selected horizons were visualized to 3D sediment distribution maps, isopach maps, and cross-...
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Projects (2)
1) applying visualization techniques to geologic research and works.
2) developing new techniques and program for geological visualization tasks.
3) upgrading BasinVis for sedimentary basin analysis and modelling.
4) https://geologist-lee.com/