“Automatic cross-sectioning using 3D field topology analysis” by Mori, Takahashi, Igarashi, Takeshima and Fujishiro
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- Automatic cross-sectioning using 3D field topology analysis
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It is difficult to comprehend the inner structures of volume datasets. Several techniques have been proposed to visualize these inner structures, such as volume rendering and isosurface extraction. However, these approaches are still limited in the ability to visualize the detailed structures and users frequently take cross-sections to inspect such detailed structures. The problem is that existing systems require the users to search for an ideal cross-section manually, which involves tweaking many parameters and is tedious and time-consuming. To address this problem, we present a method for automatically generating cross-sections that reveals the characteristic structures of a dataset.
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