GeoJS is an open-source library for geospatial and large-scale image visualization which aims to make it easy to visualize data from observations and model outputs. … Read More

This blog article presents an overview of the work presented recently in our ISBI 2018 conference paper entitled “Vectorized Persistent Homology Representations for Characterizing Glandular … Read More

This blog article presents an overview of the work being done in collaboration with Emory University on an ongoing NIH grant funded project for the … Read More

Lines are a basic component of most data visualizations.  Lines can convey much more than just edges and connectivity; the color, thickness, and opacity of … Read More

Authors: David Manthey, Aashish Chaudhary Short Summary We refactored WebGL line drawing in GeoJS.  We now have less bugs and lots of features, including some … Read More

This is a continuation of our series of posts about Resonant, a data analytics and visualization platform for the web. Posts in this series: Understanding … Read More

The heart of summer has brought many exciting events to Kitware! Earlier this month, we explored our skills in visual imagery through fabric markers. Since … Read More

We are pleased to announce the release of GeoJS 0.9, which is now available on GitHub, npm, and bower.  This release brings several new features including … Read More

Introduced in October, Resonant is an open-source platform for end-to-end data science solutions. Its interactive applications are employed by government, research, and commercial organizations to … Read More

Authors: Jonathan Beezley, David Manthey, Aashish Chaudhary, Derek Johnston (Epidemico), Brian Helba, Jeff Baumes, Nico Preston (Epidemico) The GeoJS team from Kitware and Epidemico is … Read More