Inaugural @TACC Newsletter 
On October 10, 2008, TACC unveiled an ultra-modern Visualization Laboratory (VisLab) capable of reproducing enormous data sets with exceptional clarity and resolution for use in science and beyond.
The 2,900-square-foot lab houses Stallion, a 20.5’ x 7.5’ display environment offering 184 million pixels, far exceeding any previous visualization system at the university – and most others around the world — as well as a host of other resources aimed at seeing science on an unprecedented scale.
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| Opportunities Beneath the Sea-Floor | |||||||||||||||||||||
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With the potential to open up new offshore oil reservoirs, to glean a better understanding of subduction zones and other basic earth processes, and to produce safer, more sustainable drilling practices, Dr. Paul L. Stoffa’s research at TACC is taking seismology, and our ability to understand geology, to new depths.
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