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The state of the art in flow visualization: Dense and texture-based techniques (2004)
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| Venue: | Computer Graphics Forum |
| Citations: | 97 - 29 self |
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@ARTICLE{Laramee04thestate,
author = {Robert S. Laramee and Helwig Hauser and Helmut Doleisch and Benjamin Vrolijk and Frits H. Post and Daniel Weiskopf},
title = {The state of the art in flow visualization: Dense and texture-based techniques},
journal = {Computer Graphics Forum},
year = {2004},
volume = {23},
pages = {2004}
}
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Abstract
Flow visualization has been a very attractive component of scientific visualization research for a long time. Usually very large multivariate datasets require processing. These datasets often consist of a large number of sample locations and several time steps. The steadily increasing performance of computers has recently become a driving factor for a reemergence in flow visualization research, especially in texture-based techniques. In this paper, dense, texture-based flow visualization techniques are discussed. This class of techniques attempts to provide a complete, dense representation of the flow field with high spatio-temporal coherency. An attempt of categorizing closely related solutions is incorporated and presented. Fundamentals are shortly addressed as well as advantages and disadvantages of the methods. Categories and Subject Descriptors (according to ACM CCS): I.3 [Computer Graphics]: visualization, flow visualization, computational flow visualization
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flow visualization texture-based technique long time high spatio-temporal coherency attractive component several time step acm cc dense representation driving factor sample location subject descriptor large multivariate datasets large number computational flow visualization flow field texture-based flow visualization technique flow visualization research technique attempt computer graphic related solution scientific visualization research
