TeraVision: a high resolution graphics streaming device for amplified collaboration environments

Singh, Rajvikram; Leigh, Jason; DeFanti, Thomas A.; Fotis, Karayannis,

doi:10.1016/s0167-739x(03)00074-8

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“…Singh et al tackle the issues raised by remote visualization in their "Tera-Vision" setup based on dedicated hardware used for capturing, compressing, transferring and decompressing image data in the form of video signals [6]. Also, Luke and Hansen propose a framework for remote visualization that implements various scenarios for distributing data computation, visualization and rendering in a client-server architecture [7].…”

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Highly interactive distributed visualization

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Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…6 The Onyx4 uses a VANier board to do pixel read-out in hardware. This provides a considerable speedup compared to performing the same operation in software.…”

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Highly interactive distributed visualization

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Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…Designed to format high-resolution graphics on a visualization cluster, this application toolkit for collaborative high-resolution graphics streaming uses photonic multicasting to distribute visualizations to multiple collaborating sites with tiled displays [11],…”

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This architecture/infrastructure of parallel optical networks couples data exploration, visualizationy and ' •• collaboration technologies through IP at multi-gigabit speeds. he OptlPuter exploits a new world of distributed Grid infrastructure in which the ' central architectural element is optical networking, not computers, creating "supernetworks," or networks faster than te the computers attached to them. As in supercomputing a decade ago, parallelism makes this transition possible. But this time, parallelism takes the form of multiple wavelengths of light, or lambdas, capable of traversing individual strands of optical fiber.

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“…Several web services applications are trying an effort in visualizing and sharing the scientific data fields and there is a trend today to employ ServiceOriented architectures in designing distributed computing applications [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Our work is also to apply web service technology into visualization, but focus on the interaction with users, providing flexible mechanism for user to compose visualization pipeline according to their unique need which is very practicable.…”

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Study on Data Process and Visualization System of Tide and Tidal Current

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Zhang

2009

2009 2nd International Congress on Image and Signal Processing

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Nowadays, there are increasing amount of data fields of tide and tidal current gained from ocean dynamical environment real-time stereo monitoring platform, model calculation and numerical simulation. Collaborative visualization of these data fields on the internet is becoming increasingly important for the utility of data. In this paper, we summarize the characters of tide and tidal current data fields and introduce a data process and visualization system. We organize the original data follow a certain criterion, preprocess the data to improve the visualization effective, use snap-shot spatio-temporal data model to organize the data fields and display the changing process of tide and tidal current. Through a wellorganized metadata database, data fields are well managed. By using web services we provide proper services to meet the needs of both the public and professionals on the internet.

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TeraVision: a high resolution graphics streaming device for amplified collaboration environments

Cited by 11 publications

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Highly interactive distributed visualization

Highly interactive distributed visualization

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Study on Data Process and Visualization System of Tide and Tidal Current

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