A prototype for a system of energy fields to be projected around people walking down a corridor. The presence of different individuals causes fluctuations in the energy fields. Press the 1-4 keys to load presets (and adjust vertical spacing of lines), or press the + and - keys to adjust the energy wave intensity.

A visual interface of sensor level orbital data from the Mars Climate Sounder. Results from the sensor are plotted along the path of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter with color indicating the value of the reading.

A live mapping of the linking structure of wikipedia articles. Mapping starts with a user search for a particular article, and all of the articles it links to are then revealed around it. The user can continue hopping between articles by clicking the individual nodes.

Playing with sin waves and sorting by hue to create dynamically generated paintings which, while ultimately staying the same, continue to animate over time. An experiment in adding texture and movement to a conventional analogous gradient.

Experiments in the third dimension and depth of focus using Macromedia Flash AS1. Originally based on the Kirupa 3D tutorial, I made some modifications using the Flash 8 bitmap filters to add some depth of field effect and apply some radial spin to a test menu.

A visual experiment in creating a cool spherical particle system without needing to simulate the physics required for an orbital system. Using the sin function and some push/pop/rotate functions as well as adjusting the tail length and color creates a mixed system of different particles.

A simple test of the blurring bitmap filter in Flash 8. I later implement this same filter in the Flash 3D sketches to simulate a depth of field effect. It was unavoidable to add an old joke.

My first technical exercise attempt at creating some force directed placement action for future visualization needs. Slight adjustments to the algorithm can result in drastic changes, creating recursive effects in the system causing constant motion.

A visual history of my undergraduate academic career. Classes are plotted by semester and by class, with the box color indicating the grade received in the class. Boxes are sorted by class, time, or grade, and clicking individual boxes reveals further details about that class.