08-16-2017, 09:34 PM
Presented By:
Georgios Sakas, Michael G, Vicker y Peter J, Plath z
Abstract
This paper presents an example of how existing visualiza tion methods can be successfully applied after minor mod ications for allowing new sometimes unexpected insight in scientic questions in this case for better understand ing unknown microscopic biological structures We present a volume rendering system supporting the visualization of LCM datasets a new microscopic tomographic method al lowing for the rst time accurate and fast invivo inspection of the spatial structure of microscopic structures especially important in but not restricted to biology The speed ex ibility and versatility of the system allows fast convenient interactive operation with large datasets on small computers workstation or PC By testing dierent datasets we have been able to signicantly improve the performance of under standing the internal structure of LCM data Most impor tant we have been able to show static and dynamic struc tures of cells never seen before and allowing signicant in sight in the cell movement process Therefore we regard our system as a universal tool for the visualization such dataAbstract This paper presents an example of how existing visualiza tion methods can be successfully applied after minor mod ications for allowing new sometimes unexpected insight in scientic questions in this case for better understand ing unknown microscopic biological structures We present a volume rendering system supporting the visualization of LCM datasets a new microscopic tomographic method al lowing for the rst time accurate and fast invivo inspection of the spatial structure of microscopic structures especially important in but not restricted to biology The speed ex ibility and versatility of the system allows fast convenient interactive operation with large datasets on small computers workstation or PC By testing dierent datasets we have been able to signicantly improve the performance of under standing the internal structure of LCM data Most impor tant we have been able to show static and dynamic struc tures of cells never seen before and allowing signicant in sight in the cell movement process Therefore we regard our system as a universal tool for the visualization such data
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