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Diving Simulation by Elizabeth Callaghan
Several stages in a dive are shown here using Callaghan's diving simulator. The simulator allows the user to choose the type of dive (forward, backward, inward), various parameters including the height and weight of diver, takeoff angle, takeoff speed, and times at which the diver begins and ends the moment-of-intertia changing maneuvers (tuck, pike, straight, lineup, and save). It then solves the differential equations and a geomview mannequin executes the actual dive. More information in found in Callaghan's Summer Institute report, 1993.
How to make it: the diver was modelled using Geomview.
Image created: summer, 1993
Copyright © summer, 1993 by The Geometry Center, University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. For permission to use this image, contact permission@geom.umn.edu.
External viewing: small (100x100 1k gif), medium (500x386 9k gif), or original size (1269x978 153k tiff).
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Created: Thu Jun 25 15:09:38 CDT 1998
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Last modified: Thu Jun 25 15:09:38 CDT 1998
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