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SUMMARY:Undulations in Rotation
DESCRIPTION:Sadie Bartholomew (National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NC
 AS), UK; University of Reading, England)\n\nThe image is generated wholly 
 from code written in Python (version 3.11.5) using the visualization libra
 ry "matplotlib" (version 3.8.3) to programmatically and procedurally defin
 e the design. This underlying code has, along with the generated output de
 sign, been open-sourced under the CC BY 4.0 license and is available to vi
 ew from the public GitHub repository "high-res-art" under the artist's per
 sonal space (https://github.com/sadielbartholomew/high-res-art/blob/main/i
 nspired_by_le_parc_hi_res.py). High-performance computing was indispensabl
 e towards refining the parameters encoding the precise design, in particul
 ar the radii of the two aligned wedges forming the element under repeated 
 rotation; the number of patches per side; and the rotational array. The Sl
 urm workload manager was used on the UK's JASMIN supercomputer to batch pr
 ocess such configurations of the parameters starting from exploratory valu
 es, followed by inspection of the generated outcomes and honing in on para
 meter sets producing promising outcomes in several iterations until finall
 y this design emerged as a visual favorite.\n\nRegistration Category: Tech
  Program Reg Pass, Workshop Reg Pass, Tutorial Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass
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