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2007
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Nicolas Roard:
An agent-based visualisation system. Swansea University, UK, 2007
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Kenneth W. Brodlie, John Brooke, Min Chen, David Chisnall, Chris J. Hughes, Nigel W. John, Mark W. Jones, Mark Riding, Nicolas Roard, Martin J. Turner, Jason D. Wood:
Adaptive Infrastructure for Visual Computing. TPCG 2007: 147-156
2005
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Ken Brodlie, John Brooke, Min Chen, David Chisnall, Ade J. Fewings, Chris J. Hughes, Nigel W. John, Mark W. Jones, Mark Riding, Nicolas Roard:
Visual Supercomputing: Technologies, Applications and Challenges. Comput. Graph. Forum 24(2): 217-245 (2005)
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Ken Brodlie, John Brooke, Min Chen, David Chisnall, Ade J. Fewings, Chris J. Hughes, Nigel W. John, Mark W. Jones, Mark Riding, Nicolas Roard:
Visual Supercomputing - Technologies, Applications and Challenges. Eurographics (State of the Art Reports) 2004

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