WebGL Summer Solstice

Presentations

Something old, something new: an introduction to x3dom

David Arendash

Voyage to the Jaanga oSome Globe

Theo Armour

Open Street Map and Google Maps are wonderful tools..
But the earth is a globe covered with bumps and dips / mountains and oceans.
And the earth is replete with people and things moving and changing.
Using Three.js, Theo will run through the tips and tricks he uses to create interactive 3D globes with the 'traditional' 18 zoom levels plus 3D topology plus whatever data import goodies he finishes in time.

BTW, the app is 100% client-based and hosted on & running from GitHub.

Accordion Sonatas

Tony Parisi

Speaker Info

David Arendash (Dave A) has been programming 3D utilities since the mid 80's, going pro with them in 2002 when he discovered X3D, and now is involved in all manner of producing 3D for the web using open standards and video game technologies. http://qlcomp.com and http://realmofconcepts.com

Theo Armour - Theo has architected subway stations in Hong Kong, gone to school in Paris, escaped from Alcatraz without a wet suit, designed several releases of AutoCAD, made babies and more. All in preparation for this weeks WebGL meet-up!

Tony Parisi is a multi-instrumentalist who is equally bad at all axes. Tony has been playing accordion for ten weeks.