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Students were able to visualize and experience the change in the volcano’s shape as a result of the major 1980 major eruption, in which a rather large chunk of the summit collapsed.
We think this is yet another amazing use of 3D printing: taking 3D digitized data and making it real. For some reason, people resonate with physical things they can touch. It’s one thing to spin a diagram around on a screen, but something else happens when you’re holding it in your hand.
Via PRLog