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ORCIDVDA 2002: San Jose, CA, USA
- Robert F. Erbacher, Philip C. Chen, Matti Gröhn, Jonathan C. Roberts, Craig M. Wittenbrink:
Visualization and Data Analysis 2002, San Jose, CA, USA, January 19, 2002. SPIE Proceedings 4665, SPIE 2002, ISBN 978-0-8194-4405-9
Large-Scale Data Visualizations
- Chee-Keng Yap, Kenneth Been, Zilin Du:
Responsive scalable thinwire visualization: application to large geographic datasets. 1-12 - Naeem Shareef, Roger Crawfis:
View-dependent approach to MIP for very large data. 13-21
Volume Visualization I
- Hai Wei, David Y. Y. Yun:
Naturally convergent and optimal 3D surface mesh generation. 22-31 - David F. Wiley, Henry R. Childs, Bernd Hamann, Kenneth I. Joy, Nelson Max:
Using quadratic simplicial elements for hierarchical approximation and visualization. 32-43
Biomedical Visualization
- Pujita Pinnamaneni, Sagar Saladi, Joerg Meyer:
Remote transformation and local 3D reconstruction and visualization of biomedical data sets in Java3D. 44-54 - Ikuko Takanashi, Eric B. Lum, Kwan-Liu Ma, Jörg Meyer, Bernd Hamann, Arthur J. Olson:
Segmentation and 3D visualization of high-resolution human brain cryosections. 55-61 - Vasileios Megalooikonomou, Dragoljub Pokrajac, Aleksandar Lazarevic, Zoran Obradovic:
Effective classification of 3D image data using partitioning methods. 62-73
Scientific Visualization
- Sergey V. Matveyev, Stanislav V. Klimenko:
Visualization and holography: real virtuality. 74-79 - Chang Ha Lee, Amitabh Varshney
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Representing thermal vibrations and uncertainty in molecular surfaces. 80-90
Applications
- Mark Norman, Tim Taylor:
Application of physics engines in virtual worlds. 91-98 - Julian R. Gallop, Gordon S. Blair, Christopher S. Cooper, Geoff Coulson, David A. Duce, Tom Fitzpatrick, Ian J. Johnson:
Component-oriented approach to adaptive collaborative visualization. 99-104
Algorithms
- Ramakrishnan Sundaram:
Efficient implementations of edge localization algorithms. 105-115 - Gokul Varadhan, Warren Robinett, Dorothy Erie, Russell M. Taylor II:
Fast simulation of atomic-force-microscope imaging of atomic and polygonal surfaces using graphics hardware. 116-124 - Yanlin Guan, Robert J. Moorhead II:
Contour-based progressive coding of cutting plane data. 125-133 - Shyh-Kuang Ueng, Kris Sikorski:
Data compression method for tetrahedral meshes. 134-141
Volume Visualization II
- Li Chen, Issei Fujishiro, Yasuko Suzuki:
Comprehensible volume LIC rendering based on 3D significance map. 142-153 - Juwhan Song, Oubong Gwun, Hyeonbai Jeong:
Operation-level acceleration for volume rendering. 154-164 - Rhonda Vickery, Timothy Keen, Robert J. Moorhead II, Randy J. Brou, Daniel W. Carruth, Stephanie M. Doane:
Volume visualization of 5D sedimentation models. 165-176
Parallel Visualization
- J. Edward Swan II, Jesus Arango, Bala Krishna Nakshatrala:
Interactive distributed hardware-accelerated LOD-sprite terrain rendering with stable frame rates. 177-188 - Jian Chen, Y. Kusurkar, Deborah Silver:
Distributed feature extraction. 189-195 - Kenneth A. Perrine, Donald R. Jones, Peter H. Hochschild, Richard A. Swetz:
Interactive parallel visualization framework for distributed data. 196-206
Internet and Web Visualizations
- Essam A. El-Kwae, Li-Shiang Tsay:
TugOfWar: a simple 2D web visualization technique. 207-217 - Ying Feng, Katy Börner:
Using semantic treemaps to categorize and visualize bookmark files. 218-227 - Robert F. Erbacher:
Glyph-based generic network visualization. 228-237
Flow Visualizations
- Thomas Wischgoll, Gerik Scheuermann, Hans Hagen:
Distributed computation of planar-closed streamlines. 238-245 - Robert Geist, Karl Rasche, James Westall:
HSV representation of non-Newtonian Lattice-Boltzmann flows. 246-258
Visualization Techniques
- Chee-Keng Yap, Henning Biermann, Aaron Hertzmann, Chen Li, Jon Meyer, Hsing-Kuo Pao, Salvatore Paxia:
Different Manhattan project: automatic statistical model generation. 259-268 - Ming C. Hao, Umeshwar Dayal, Pankaj K. Garg, Vijay Machiraju:
Visualization of high-density 3D graphs using nonlinear visual space transformations. 269-275 - Jonathan C. Roberts:
Regular spatial separation for exploratory visualization. 276-284 - Dirk Balfanz:
Automated geodata analysis and metadata generation. 285-295
Interaction
- Cristina Russo Dos Santos, Pascal Gros, Pierre Abel:
Combining physical and semantical navigation in three-dimensional information visualization. 296-307 - Dru Clark, Michael J. Bailey:
Virtual-virtual haptic feedback and why it wasn't enough. 308-318
Posters
- Shi-Nine Yang, Tian-Sheng Wu:
Improved ray-casting algorithm for volume visualization. 319-326 - Rongkai Zhao, Tao Tao, Michael Gabriel, Geneva G. Belford:
Brain Slicer: a high-performance Internet-based neuromedical imaging system. 327-338 - Jason Baumgartner, Tim A. Waugh:
Roget2000: a 2D hyperbolic tree visualization of Roget's Thesaurus. 339-346 - Wuqiang Yang, Van T. Nguyen, Marco Betting, Athanasios Chondronasios, Steve Nattras, Fred Okimoto, Hugh McCann:
Imaging wet gas separation process by capacitance tomography. 347-358 - Angelika Zartl, Edgar Schiebel:
Combination of content maps by co-word analysis. 359-367 - David S. Lukas, Michael J. Bailey:
FlySanDiego: a web-aware 3D interactive regional information system. 368-378 - Rosane Minghim, Veridiana Christie Lucas Salvador, Bruno Sousa Freitas, Maria Cristina Ferreira de Oliveira, Luis Gustavo Nonato:
Distributed sound for volumes: data analysis using distributed visualization and sonification. 379-390 - Stefan Göbel, Jörg Haist, Uwe Jasnoch:
GeoCrystal: graphic-interactive access to geodata archives. 391-
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