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Exploratory Visualization of Astronomical Data on Ultra-high-resolution Wall Displays

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Figure 1. Zooming in GLIMPSE360, Spitzer’s Infrared Milky Way image (540,000 × 15,000 pixels), on WILDER, a touch-sensitive ultra-wall at Inria Saclay, France, that features a resolution of 14,400 × 4,800 pixels.
Figure 2. FITS-OW running on the WILDER platform, showing: multiple FITS images, (a) M31 on the left side, (b) three juxtaposed images that show observations of the Eagle nebula at different wavelengths, and (c) a much larger FITS image (86,499 × 13,474 pi
Figure 3. Color lookup table selector (a) with previews of the new selection applied to a thumbnail of the entire multi-scale FITS image (b) and to a 1:1 close-up on a region of the image (c).
Figure 5. The same source rendered on the ANDES wall display using different color lookup tables and scaling functions.
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