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Visualizing Practical Knowledge

The Haughton-Mars Project

William J. Clancey1

Chief Scientist, Human-Centered Computing
NASA/Ames Research Center2

Computational Sciences Division

Mail Stop 269-3

Moffett Field, CA 94305

USA

1 On leave from Institute of Human-Machine Cognition, University of West Florida, Pensacola
2 NASA is a civilian organization, founded in 1958, employing about 10,000 civil servants in twelve
centers across the United States. Ames Research Center is located in Silicon Valley. Ames is famous for its
wind tunnels and visualization techniques based on computational fluid dynamics using supercomputers.
Recently, the NASA Center for Excellence in IT was founded at Ames. The research program includes
automated systems (robotics), software engineering, numerical simulation, and human-centered computing.



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