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Immersive Volume Visualization Environment

This project aims to develop immersive techniques and systems for 3D volume data exploration. The system will provide an immersive 3D interface for interactive data manipulation and visualization. Interaction techniques will be developed for various levels of user immersion. Haptical techniques with force-feedback will be investigated to provide additional realism during data manipulation. An ImmersaDesk VR system is used.

A preliminary system, called 3DIVE, has been developed. 3DIVE is an immersive system, developed in association with IU Advanced Visualization Laboratory (AVL), for 3D volume data exploration. It provides an immersive 3D interface for interactive data manipulation and visualization. It is the first immersive volume visualization environment to implement the concept of volumetric regions and objects. Some of the region-based functionality 3DIVE incorporates includes transformation, slicing, interactive image processing, region of interest extraction, transfer function design and editing, and multiple dataset handling. A collaborative module is also being developed. 3DIVE currently accepts 8-bit intensity data or 32-bit RGBA data. These data sets can be collected or generated from a variety of sources, such s MRI, CT, confocal microscope, and "in-house" volume graphics techniques.

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http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~sfang/deformation.html

Project Presented By

Fang, Shiaofen

Fang, Shiaofen
Position:Chair, Professor
Mail:Fang, Shiaofen
Phone:317-274-9731
Url:http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~sfang

Education Details

PhD:Computer Science University of Utah 1992

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