Volume Rendering CMSC 491/635. Volume data  3D Scalar Field: F(x,y,z) = ?  Implicit functions  Voxel grid  Scalar data  Density  Temperature  Wind.

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Volume Rendering CMSC 491/635

Volume data  3D Scalar Field: F(x,y,z) = ?  Implicit functions  Voxel grid  Scalar data  Density  Temperature  Wind speed  …

Implicit functions  Blobs [Blinn 82]  Metaballs [Nishimura 83]  Soft Objects [Wyvill 86]  Polynomial approximation for exp() Philo Vivero

Voxels  Sampled volume  Usually in a grid  Measured  MRI, CT scan, …  Computed  Sample geometric model  Finite element simulation  …

Isosurface rendering  F(x,y,z) – c = 0 (for some given c)  Isosurface normal:  F  Implicit: Point repulsion [Witkin 92]  Voxel: Marching cubes [Lorensen 87]

Marching cubes  Estimate intersection point on each edge  Same criteria (e.g. linear interpolation)  Polygons will match  Use template for polygons  2 8 possibilities, 15 “unique”  Store templates in table

Marching tetrahedra  Decompose volume into tetrahedra  Avoids ambiguous “opposite corner” cases  2 4 = 16 cases, 3 unique  0 or 4 points inside (0 triangles)  1 or 3 points inside (1 triangle)  2 points inside (2 triangles)

Direct volume rendering  Model as translucent material  Color and extinction,  Attenuation along ray   Attenuated color at   Accumulate attenuated colors along ray 

Simplify volume integral  Numeric integration, step size d   Color of ray segment    Back to front composite 

Transfer functions  Map scalar to color and/or opacity

Appearance  Additive / pseudo-XRay  Volume lighting:,   Directional derivative 

Rendering methods  Ray casting  Splatting  Texture accumulation  Shear-warp  Fourier volume rendering

Ray casting  Straightforward numerical integration  Uniform steps along ray  Resample volume to sample points  Before classification and/or shading  After classification and/or shading

Splatting [Westover 90]  Resample directly onto screen  Each voxel contributes kernel footprint  Reconstruction + pixel filter  Accumulate back-to-front

Shear-warp [Lacroute 94]

Texture accumulation  Let texturing hardware resample  Accumulate back-to-front  3D textures  Render slices parallel to image plane  Shift accesses for,  2D texture slices  Slice sets perpendicular to each axis  Choose set most parallel to image plane

Pre-integrated texture [Engel 01]  Improve approximation for and  Lookup(start value, end value, d)  Dependent lookup  3D texture  2D texture  linear in d  constant d

Pre-integrated texture  a: shading before resampling  b: shading after resampling  c: b with interpolated slices  d: pre-integrated, same slice set as b

Dividing cubes  Find voxels that cross isosurface  Subdivide to pixel-sized sub-voxels  Find sub-voxels that cross isosurface  Plot as shaded points / kernel footprints