The WorldWide Telescope: Challenges and Opportunities with Visualizing a Universe of Big Data

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Plenary session at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China. Presenters: Curtis Wong, Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research and Chenzhou Cui, National Astronomical Observatories of Chinese Academy of Sciences



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