Simulation ensembles such as the ones simulating deep water asteroid impacts have many facets. Their analysis in terms of detecting spatiotemporal patterns, comparing multiple runs, and analyzing the influence of simulation parameters requires aggregation at multiple levels. We propose respective visual encodings embedded in an interactive visual analysis tool.
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