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mapping algorithms, 52MR, see magnetic resonance tomographyMRI, 39, see magnetic resonance tomographyMRT, see magnetic resonancetomographyMultiData node, 40multiple block virtual array, 54non–regulargrid iterator, 83numerical simulation, 39object–orientedapproach, 1design, 10library, 8paradigma, 13programming, 12visual programming, 12visualization system, 8Open Exlorer, see OpenDXOpen Inventor, 16visualization system, 8OpenDX, 3, 7, 41data flow, 15visual programming, 15OpenGL, 6, 7, 15, 37, 41, 67Open visualization data explorer,OpenDXout–of–coreiso–surface extraction, 28particle trace, 25seeparticle trace, 24out–of–core, 25PET, 4, 39, 74, see positron emission tomographyPHIGS+, 15Phong–shading, see [Pho73], 117PLIC, 30positron emission tomography, 4, 39, 74potential line, 24process flowdiagram, 4, 47, 101, 102, 104, 106,107external data, 64in CashFlow, 70network AVS, 15property node, 39random virtual array, 54raw data, 39rectilinear grid, 107regular grid iterator, 83relative address key, 44, 65, 103, 104Render node, 41scalar fieldsAVS, 14scatter plot, 37scene graph, 39scientific visualization, 1, 3, 6, 74shadingGouraud, 117Phong, 117shape node, 39simulation numerical, 39single block virtual array, 54single–photon emission computer tomography,4, 39SketchPad, 10Smalltalk, 10SPECT, see single–photon emission computertomography, 39spot noise, 21steady flow, 22streak line, 24stream line, 24structured grid, 59template, see C++ templatetexture advection, 19ThingLab, 8, 10, 11ThingPad, 10–12time line, 24tomographyCT, 39MRI, 39PET, 39SPECT, 39topologydata, 82143
flow field, 19transfer function, 6traversal order, 39rendering, 41trilinear interpolation, 37UFLIC, 30unique keys, 65, 104absolute addess, 65unsteady flow, 22UFLIC, 31unstructured grid, 59virtual arrayDataAccess map, 57iterator, 48, 53, 57, 65, 80multiple block, 54random block, 54single block, 54type of, 53visual programming, 5AVS, 8, 14constraint based, 10SketchPad, 8ThingLab, 8object–oriented, 12OpenDX, 8, 15visualizationalgorithm, 1, 67, 83mapping, 5pipeline, 6, 65pipeline of CashFlow, 38scientific, 6visualization data explorer, see OpenDXvisualization systemAVS, 3, 8IRIX Explorer, 3MatLab, 3Open Inventor, 8Open Visualization Data Exlorer, 3OpenDX, 7, 8SketchPad, 8TecPlot, 3ThingLab, 8VISAGE, 8VISSION, 8VTK, 3, 7, 8visualization tool kit, see VTKvolume rendering, 19, 29, 36, 37fourier, 37vortex line, 24vortical phenomena, 34vorticitycenter of, 34VTKdata flow, 7, 18nodes of, 18data flow model, 18fan–in & fan–out, 18visualization system, 8VTK,visualization tool kit, [VTK96], 3144
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D I P L O M A R B E I TCash FlowA V
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KurzfassungDie Fusionierung von Vis
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