Transas Breaks Through Visual Technology
Transas is introducing the next generation of its visual presentation system based on the new Transas visualization technology.
The new software, which has been named Seagull_Vis 4000, represents the synthetic environment in the most realistic form, and also includes a number of advanced effects designed specifically for marine applications developed to further improve the efficiency of simulator- based training.
In this visualization version, extensive work has been performed to achieve the best possible quality of the running time representation application using the latest developments in the OpenGL technology.
Specifically, the new Transas visualization system incorporates a superquality 3-D sea model with dynamic bump mapping surface texturing.
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- Delta Queen Makes A Comeback page: 3
- USS Cole Returns to Fleet page: 4
- Polar Discovery Christened at Avondale page: 7
- Heidenreich Marine Reorganizes Companies page: 8
- Transas Breaks Through Visual Technology page: 8
- Navibulgar Finalizes Varna Shipyard Deal page: 9
- Horbeck-Leevac To Build Eight OSV's page: 9
- Navibulgar Initiates Fleet Renewal Program page: 9
- OSHA Standards Applicable on Uninspected Vessels page: 10
- Munson Delivers PACKCAT to U.S. Navy page: 11
- U.S. Navy Awards Northrop Grumman $ 1 . 3 B LHD Contract page: 11
- Shipboard Life in Style page: 12
- Has the Fast Cat Come to A Halt? page: 15
- Market Changes Mold RoRo Ship Conversions page: 16
- Seville Delivers RoPax Ferry page: 18
- Crankshaft Care Key to Vessel Profitability page: 19
- AIS:When & Where? Here & Now! page: 20
- Crowley Subsidiary Christens ATB page: 24
- Ballast Water Treatment Through Biodispersion page: 26
- LNG Breakthrough For Wartsila page: 29
- New Measures on Ballast Water Management Approval page: 32
- The GMD Group - A Young, Ambitious Team page: 33
- Seven Seas Mariner Undergoes Pod Adjustment page: 34
- Teekay Foam's Discharge Pipe Repaired in Bilbao page: 36
- Government Ships Spend Time At Cascade page: 38
- ASRY Continues Brisk Repair Pace page: 39
- FRP Pumps Offer Lasting Results page: 40
- Spray-On Insulation Cuts Maintenance Costs page: 42
- SEI Temp-Set Reusable Insulation Covers page: 42
- EU to Develop Sulfur Strategy page: 43
- CITGO Offers "No Sheen" Aquamarine Oils page: 43
- Good Fuel = Good Profits page: 44
- Lubes Keep Step With Diesel Development page: 44
- Jeamar's Winches Are Made To Order page: 45
- Victoria Shipyard Racks Up Cruise Ship Jobs page: 45
- Targeting Greek Shipping's $16B Budget page: 46
- Elefsis Helps Speed LNG Retrofit page: 47
- Stelmar Set To Expand Fleet, Receives Tanker page: 51
- HHI: To Infinity & Beyond page: 52
- Dual-Fuel Finds A New Backer page: 57
- U.S. Navy Selects Gold Team For DD(X) page: 57
- Packing Solutions Help Bear Set Sail page: 57