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A browser-based event display for the CMS experiment at the LHC using WebGL
Contributors: L. Barnard, M. Hategan, C. Logren, T. McCauley, P. Nguyen, M. Saunby
This application uses three.js
This view is specifically designed for use in a Google Cardboard viewer and therefore requires a viewer and a suitable mobile phone.
To use with the viewer, rotate the phone to landscape, press the button below, and insert into the viewer. The view automatically pans forward in the direction of view. To exit, tap the screen.
Select a 3D model to load.
Currently only .obj format is supported. If an additional .mtl is available and loaded it will be used as well.
Nota bene: a large complicated 3D model may take minutes to load.
Files available via the web have been created from SketchUp models created by T. Sakuma.
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The CMS event display (called iSpy) can be used to visualise in your browser collision data recorded by the CMS detector. Files of a custom type called .ig can be opened using iSpy. Each .ig file is in fact a collection containing numerous individual collision events.
This guide will take you through some of the basic functionality of the event display.
Each button comes with a tool-tip: hover over the button to know its functionality.