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At IU, what software does the AVL support?

Identifying, exploring, and providing access to the latest and most advanced visualization software is a key goal of the Advanced Visualization Lab (AVL) at Indiana University. AVL staff investigate a wide range of frameworks, APIs, and software tools that may prove useful for the visualization needs of the university community. While open-source or free tools are generally preferable, some situations require proprietary tools.

The AVL hosts its own license server, and can provide a limited number of licenses for key visualization software packages, including (but not limited to) VirTools, CAVELib, Maya, 3D Studio Max, and Rapidform. Open-source, free, and/or locally developed codes include (but are not limited to) VTK, ParaView, X3D, 3DIVE, PathView, XMView, Effect, and OpenGL.

The AVL's list of recommended software is vast and ever-changing. To ensure you are using the most appropriate software for your needs, request a consultation with an AVL team member.

For more, see the AVL home page, or contact the AVL.

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Last modified on November 02, 2011.

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