... space1
As specified in a file of the dataset, xyz.dat. 
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... data2
This can be clearly seen when performing a Volume Bounds on the dataset, as in Figure 3. 
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... UTC3
Universal Coordinated Time, formerly Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), the time at the zero meridian. 
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... AEST4
Australian Eastern Standard Time. 
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... them5
In the sense of being able to see the streamlines as in the visualisation. Naturally, this isn't possible in reality, and a major driving force of scientific visualisation. 
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... Australia6
The contour is passed through the tube module so that it may be easily seen. 
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... output7
The clouds also have their opacity decreased to about 70%, to allow them to be partially transparent, and not obscure the surface wind vectors. This is achieved using controls in the AVS 5 Geometry Viewer. 
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... colourmap)8
However, simply because the network contains the modules to colour the hedgehog arrows does not mean they will be coloured. Refer to Section 4 for more details on AVS nuances. 
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... begins9
The number of bytes to skip for a given timestep \( t \) is given by the formula

\begin{displaymath} t\times xdim\times ydim\times zdim\times numvar\times bytespervar\end{displaymath}

where \( xdim, ydim, zdim \) are the \( x \), \( y \), and \( z \) dimensions of the dataset, \( numvar \) is the number of variables stored at each point (eg. 3 for the wind velocity, 1 for the relative humidity, etc), and \( bytespervar \) is the number of bytes per variable, typically 4 for 32 bit values. 
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... velocity10
Which is extracted from the main field with the extract vector module in the main network, shown in Figure 9. 
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... network11
There are animated filenames, but these are simply for convenience, to be able to specify simply a timestep number or frame number, rather than editing a filename string. 
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