Interactive vessel tracing in volume data

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Abstract

On many scales, volume data sets often lack the resolution to allow automatic network segmentation, from blood vessels to molten rock channels; even where humans can see the net clearly. We introduce a precise and dextrous environment for users to transform perception to data, using a stereoscopic view for easy identification of vessels. Our tools exploit the reach-in hand-immersion ergonomics of the Virtual Workbench to allow sustained productive work, and 3D-textured subvolumes to allow interactive vessel tracing in real time.

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Serra, L., Hern, N., Choon, B. C., & Poston, T. (1997). Interactive vessel tracing in volume data. In Proceedings of the Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics (pp. 131–137). ACM. https://doi.org/10.1145/253284.253320

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