Traditional geospatial information visualizations often present views that restrict the user to a single perspective. When zoomed out, local trends and anomalies become suppressed ...
Thomas Butkiewicz, Wenwen Dou, Zachary Wartell, Wi...
Progressive loss of the field of vision is characteristic of a number of eye diseases such as glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness in the world. Recently, there has ...
This paper introduces an approach for closer integration of selforganizing maps into the visualization of spatio-temporal phenomena in GIS. It is proposed to provide a more explic...
The capability of creating video data from MRI has many advantages in visualization for medical practitioners, including (i) not subjecting patients to harmful radiations, (ii) be...
Meghna Singh, Richard Thompson, Anup Basu, Jana Ri...
The most important technique to visualize 3D scalar data, as they arise e.g. in medicine from tomographic measurement, is direct volume rendering. A transfer function maps the sca...