We present a novel image-based representation to interactively visualize large and
arbitrarily structured volumetric data. This image-based representation is created from a …

Line charts are an effective and widely used technique for visualizing series of ordered two‐
dimensional data points. The relationship between consecutive points is indicated by …

Visualizing spatial correlations in 3D ensembles is challenging due to the vast amounts of
information that need to be conveyed. Memory and time constraints make it unfeasible to pre …

The large-scale motions in 3D turbulent channel flows, known as Turbulent Superstructures
(TSS), play an essential role in the dynamics of small-scale structures within the turbulent …

3D Lines are a widespread rendering primitive for the visualization of data from research
fields like fluid dynamics or fiber tractography. Global illumination effects and transparent …

Stylized tubes are an established visualization primitive for line data as encountered in
many scientific fields, ranging from characteristic lines in flow fields, fiber tracks …

Rendering of realistic-looking hair is in general still too costly to do in real-time applications,
from simulating the physics to rendering the fine details required for it to look natural …

The visual inspection of a hexahedral mesh with respect to element quality is difficult due to
clutter and occlusions that are produced when rendering all element faces or their edges …

Flat twisting ribbons are often used for visualizing twists along lines in 3D space. Flat
ribbons can disappear when looking at them under oblique angles, and they introduce …

In flow visualization, the depiction of line geometry in three-dimensional domains is often
accompanied by occlusions. If there is a notion of which geometry is important to see, then a …