CAVCaM: Center for Advanced Visualization, Computation and Modeling
Bill Sherman in the CAVE 4-sided immersive display
DRI's 4-sided immersive CAVE display

The Center for Advanced Visualization, Computation and Modeling (CAVCaM) is an interdisciplinary science center within DRI. Since its creation in 2005, the center's goal has been to integrate state-of-the-art visualization and virtual reality tools with collaborative expertise. This integration will enhance environmental research leading to synergistic scientific achievements.

The vision of CAVCaM is to utilize developing technologies in computer graphics, computer interfaces, and scientific computing for the enhancement of scientific research that is fundamental to our environment.

To achieve this vision, CAVCaM strives to maintain a state-of-the-art visualization system, improve data collections, simulations, and analyses of scientific information from the environment. Advancements will create new capabilities for multidisciplinary research, produce top tier visualization environments for use by the broader scientific community, and offer opportunities to improve management decisions including prediction, planning, mitigation, and public education throughout Nevada and the world.

 

Tahoe Basin Science Conference

March 16-17, 2010
5th Biennial Lake Tahoe Basin Science Conference
An open forum to learn about and discuss progress in understanding the Lake Tahoe Basin environment.

35 GreenPower Schools in Nevada

Middle School Joins GreenPower
Bridger Middle School joins DRI's GreenPower Program
Bridger Middle School became the 35th Nevada GreenPower school with solar panels, a weather station, and recycling bins.

DRI's 50th Anniversary

Five Decades of Discovery
DRI's 50th Anniversary
Learn more about DRI's legacy of contributions to environmental science research and results.