Acknowledgements
Work undertaken by several groups including the NCSA and The Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd Oxford, UK (by Peter Keating and Jeremy Walton).
LineIntConv
Displays (large) 2D vector lattices
Convolves image along vector streamlines
Uses LIC library of Cabral & Leedom
(B. Cabral and C. Leedom, Proceedings of SIGGRAPH'93, 263-270)
Choice of filters & normalisation
Executes in parallel on multi-CPU's
Example: turbulent flow field
Toy vector data - set of vortices
Input vector lattice is 250 x 500 nodes
Read in by Read2DV (from NAG)
Input image is random lattice
LineIntConv gives convolved image
Contrast enhanced with HistNormImg
EditChan
Edits component of multichannel lattice
Useful for setting discrete colourmap e.g. alpha channel
a(i) = a0, 0 <_ i < L1 a1, L1 <_ i < L2 etc
User control over values and limits
Written in the Shape language
Example: volume rendering
Active site of Bovine SOD enzyme
Electron density from X-ray data
Input 3D lattice is 97 x 97 x 116 nodes
EditChan sets opacity of colourmap
Lattice displayed using
VolumeRender slicer algorithm
MultiSlice
with same colourmap for each
NCSA PATHFINDER modules
Suite developed for atmospheric data
Support for
Hierarchical Data Format (HDF) files
Visualising vector data
Annotation & display
Lattice mathematics
Pre-compiled or source available from
here
Example: storm visualisation
Numerical simulation of thunderstorm
Data stored in HDF format (wind velocity, pressure, density, buoyancy...)
Read using ReadDF
VectorDisp used for wind velocity
VolumeToGeom used for density
Axis used for labelled axes
(Written by Rob DeMillo and Oliver Newell, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, 1992)
Last modified: Mon Aug 5 14:50:20 1996
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