Evaluation of a real-time direct volume rendering system

Boer, Martijn de; Hesser, Jürgen; Gröpl, Alexander; Günther, Thomas; Poliwoda, Christoph; Reinhart, Christof; Männer, Reinhard

doi:10.1016/s0097-8493(96)00082-9

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“…I I YIRIIU is a fully programmable hardware engine built out of information associated with a polygon and it's vertices and FPGAs and DSP signal processors [3,4,81. It consists of two process the data directly using the volume pipeline.…”

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Design of a high performance volume visualization system

Lichtenbelt¹

1997

Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH/EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Graphics Hardware - HWWS '97

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Visunlizing three dimensional discrete datasets has been a topic of many research projects and papers in the past decade. We discuss the issues that come up when designing a whole computer system cnpable of visualizing these datasets in real time. We explain the three way chicken and egg problem and discuss HewlettPackard's effort at breaking it with the Voxelator API extensions to OpenGL. We enumerate what a good hardware design should accomplish, We discuss what system issues are important and show how to integrate volume visualization hardware in one of Hewlett-Packard's graphics accelerators, the VISUALIZE-48XP. We show why the Voxelator is an efficient and well designed API by explnining how various existing hardware engines will easily tit into the Voxelator framework.

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“…Many designs have been proposed [2,4,7,8,9,10,11,12,15,16,171, and n few either simulated or actually built [l, 4, 9, 10, 151. Volume visualization is compute intensive and very demanding on system resources like CPU compute power, memory bandwidth and bus bandwidth.…”

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Design of a high performance volume visualization system

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1997

Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH/EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Graphics Hardware - HWWS '97

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Evaluation of a real-time direct volume rendering system

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