Shear-warp factorization volume rendering visualization system | Posted on:2004-09-12 | Degree:M.Sc | Type:Thesis | University:University of Alberta (Canada) | Candidate:Kazakova, Nataliya V | Full Text:PDF | GTID:2458390011455332 | Subject:Computer Science | Abstract/Summary: | | Volume rendering is a computationally intensive DSP application where three-dimensional volumetric data is directly converted and displayed as a two-dimensional image. In order for scientists and engineers to effectively use volume rendering and visualization as a tool, interactive full-frame visualization is essential. Therefore, the target of the volume rendering is building an interactive real-time system while providing an accurate image. The current thesis describes a Volume Rendering System using the Shear-Warp Factorization algorithm (SWF).; Shear-warp factorization algorithm has been chosen because in comparison to other direct volume rendering algorithms it is the fastest. The SWF algorithm implemented in hardware allows real-time rendering due to the time slicing approach, which provides fast access to the components, and the system re-configurability.; The problem of rendering speed was solved on four hierarchical levels: the system level, component level, circuit level and logic level. The power consumption optimization was applied to the circuit and logic level. Fast and low power logic based on Non-Full Swing Complementary Pass Transistors Logic was designed and tested. | Keywords/Search Tags: | Volume rendering, Shear-warp factorization, System, Level, Visualization, Logic | | Related items |
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