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In the case of the three-dimensional simulation of subway bomb explosion, three-dimensional color-coded overpressure contours were generated along with color-coded displays of damage to structures and injury to pedestrians.
For the three-dimensional simulation of the truck bomb explosion in the vicinity of high-rise office complex both three-dimensional overpressure contours and color-coded displays of damage to structures and injury to pedestrians were generated.
For the terrorist attack on the high-rise building we have captured both two-dimensional and three-dimensional displays of both the damage to the building and the propagation of overpressure contours.
For the shoe-bomb explosion, using HEXDAM 6.0, we have captured a sequence of three-dimensional views of the effects of such an explosion on board a commercial aircraft.
For the Oklahoma City Federal Building, we've animated a series of screen captures (286k) taken with the HEXDAM 5.2 software.
For the HEXDAM animation, and the HEXDAM Man animation, we've animated a series of screen captures (242k and 170k, respectively) (242k) taken from the HEXDAM 5.2 software.
You may also want to look at our HEXDAM MAN demonstration page, featuring static and animated screen captures. Sample graphical output for the SATT Program for Huntsville, Alabama, is also available.
Recently, we entered into a working agreement with T3, a Trinity Consultants Company, leading to the development of more advanced versions of our explosive safety software.
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