Interactive visualization of 3D scanned mummies at public venues

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Abstract

BY COMBINING VISUALIZATION techniques with interactive multi-touch tables and intuitive user interfaces, visitors to museums and science centers can conduct self-guided tours of large volumetric image data. In an interactive learning experience, visitors become the explorers of otherwise invisible interiors of unique artifacts and subjects. Here, we take as our starting point the state of the art in scanning technologies, then discuss the latest research on high-quality interactive volume rendering and how it can be tailored to meet the speci?c demands.

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Ynnerman, A., Rydell, T., Antoine, D., Hughes, D., Persson, A., & Ljung, P. (2016). Interactive visualization of 3D scanned mummies at public venues. Communications of the ACM, 59(12), 72–81. https://doi.org/10.1145/2950040

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