callumprentice

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   by callumprentice 14y ago

   Thank you!
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   by callumprentice 14y ago

   Thank you. Yogrish's link is good. There are lots of examples out there including many at the three.js site here: http://mrdoob.github.com/three.js/ and other tutorial sites like this: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/features/graphics . The
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   by callumprentice 14y ago

   Thank you and no, not a basic question at all. One of the cool things I noticed too is how the equator seems to be a barrier that cannot be crossed. I think it's connected to the Coriolis Force that is required to form the low pressure trou
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   by callumprentice 14y ago

   Thank you. Oscilloscope is right - most of the data is from the NOAA - CSV files in my case that I process with a script into the large .js array. They don't have any data for this year though and I felt like I had to have Sandy in there so
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   by callumprentice 14y ago

   Thank you Elliott - that is one of the things I'm working on. Hover over or pick perhaps. I imagine I'll need to turn off that feature when the number of tracks crosses a pretty low threshold or it won't be clear which one is selected. I'd
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   Show HN: First WebGL app. Uses NOAA data to visualize storm paths back to 1848.(callum.com)

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