Titlebook: Data Visualization 2001; Proceedings of the J David S. Ebert,Jean M. Favre,Ronald Peikert Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verlag Wien

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Interactive and Multi-modal Visualization for Neuroendoscopic Interventionsl lethal mass bleeding can be the fatal outcome of the intervention. To avoid accidental lesions, we represent the relevant information using multiple volumetric MRI-based representations of the respective organs. Keywords: Virtual Environments, Magnetic-Resonance-Imaging, MR Angiography, Virtual Neuroendoscopy, Computer Assisted Diagnosis.

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Acquisition and Display of Real-Time Atmospheric Data on Terrain maps are displayed along with the weather data and the terrain. A global hierarchical structure makes these disparate data available for integrated visualization in real-time. Requirements for effective 3D visualization for decision-making are identified, and it is shown that the applications presented meet most of these requirements.

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A Case Study in Multi-Sensory Investigation of Geoscientific Dataapping data can be perceived via sound (sonification). We also report on the results of a psycho-acoustic study about the absolute recognition of sound signals, and on the actual feedback that we have received from a number of geoscientists during a recent major geoscience conference.

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Nonlinear Diffusion in Graphics Hardwareas texture processing operations. Thus, the resulting performance can profit from the superior bandwidth and the build in parallelism of the graphics hardware. Here the concept of this approach is introduced and perspectives are outlined picking up the basic Perona Malik model on 2D images.

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A Case Study in Multi-Sensory Investigation of Geoscientific DataS) integrates three-dimensional, interactive computer graphics, touch (haptics) and real-time sonification into a multi-sensory Virtual Environment. GDIS has been used to investigate geological structures on the high-resolution bathymetry data from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Haptic force feedback was u