An intelligent workstation for a tsunami expert
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Abstract
This work is devoted to development of intelligent workstation for tsunami expert. Our main goal is the architecture design and implementation of a software package which will be used to combine a lot of different tsunami modeling algorithms in one place. Also it should provide a convenient interface for data management.
In our research we will describe a modular architecture of workstation and its implementation, which can be used for described purposes. Also we have built in a module for calculating the propagation of tsunami waves based on optimized MOST package [6, 7]
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Published: 08 March 2012
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HCCE '12: The Joint International Conference on Human-Centered Computer Environments
March 8 - 13, 2012
Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan
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