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1 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Volume Graphics on Consumer PC Hardware Advanced Techniques Klaus Engel

2 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Ray Integration discrete approximation of Volume Rendering Integral will converge against correct result for d -> 0 scalar field can be correctly reconstructed with sampling rate according to the Nyquist frequency

3 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel High Frequency Transfer Functions High frequencies in the transfer function T increase required sampling rate x s(x) s T(s) x T(s (x) )

4 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel High Frequency Transfer Functions Cryoelectron-microscopic Volume Isosurface of Escherichia Coli Ribosome at 18 Ångström 64 data slices10 times more slices s T(s)

5 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel High Frequency Transfer Functions multiple peaks 50 x more slices s T(s)

6 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel High Frequency Transfer Functions Red: piecewise linear Green: random Blue: piecewise linear Alpha: identity

7 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre- and Postclassification Voxel Interpolation Pre-Classification Classification Transfer-Functions Post-Classification Classification Interpolation

8 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre- and Postclassification Pre-Classification – no high-frequencies from TF Post-Classification – reproduces high-frequencies on the slice polygons – to reproduce high frequencies in between slices => render many slices

9 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Classification – split numerical integration into -one pre-integration for the TF -one integration for the scalar field – slab-by-slab rendering slice-by-slice slab-by-slab

10 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Classification sfsf sbsb d slice rendering shell rendering

11 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering Pre-Integration of all possible combinations save values In table sfsf sbsb sbsb sfsf Pre-processing

12 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering project back slice sfsf sbsb front slice back slice Rendering

13 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering s f s b slice utilize s f and s b as texture coordinates for the dependent texture sfsf sbsb fetch s f and s b during rasterization Rendering

14 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering s f s b slice fetch pre-integrated ray-segment sfsf sbsb texture polygon with pre-integrated value Rendering

15 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering Fetch of pre-integrated values requires dependent texture fetch – GL_DEPENDENT_AR_TEXTURE_2D_NV Fetch of pre-integrated values requires dependent texture fetch – GL_DEPENDENT_AR_TEXTURE_2D_NV RGBA R A

16 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering dependent texture fetch with R-components of two slices RGBA R R

17 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering RGB (1,0,0)=R R R implementation (NVIDIA) GL_DOT_PRODUCT_TEXTURE2D_NV implementation (NVIDIA) GL_DOT_PRODUCT_TEXTURE2D_NV

18 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering implementation (ATI) glSampleMapATI implementation (ATI) glSampleMapATI RGBA RGBARGBA R G mov

19 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Classification problem: pre-integration for each TF ~ 20sec. on Athlon650 => no interactive change of TF acceleration (<0.05 sec.): – use integral functions – requires to neglect self-attenuation problem: pre-integration for each TF ~ 20sec. on Athlon650 => no interactive change of TF acceleration (<0.05 sec.): – use integral functions – requires to neglect self-attenuation  sfsf sbsb 0  sfsf sbsb 0 - = O(n 2 ) O(n)

20 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering 128 slices pre- classification 128 slices pre-integrated 284 slices post- classification 128 slices post- classification

21 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering Pre-Classification Post-Classification Pre-Integrated- Classification

22 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering single peak

23 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering multiple peaks

24 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering many peaks

25 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering noise volume inside car

26 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering homogeneous region inhomogeneous region

27 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces isosurface  s f <= s iso <=s b or s f >= s iso >=s b s iso sfsf sfsf sbsb front slice back slice

28 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel isosurfaces: particular dependent tex 3296 sfsf sbsb 32 96 front slice back slice 1. 1 front slice back slice 4. 4 front slice back slice 2. 2 front slice back slice 3. 3 3a Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces

29 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces sbsb sbsb front slice back slice gfgf gbgb g g =  g b + (1-  ) g f  = (s iso – s f )/(s b – s f ) gradient interpolation RBGA g x g y g z s

30 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces there´s no per-fragment division available in current graphics hardware (NV2x,R300) =>store  in dependent texture no more texture fetches available? =>use one dep.tex. for color and  =>store  in ALPHA there´s no per-fragment division available in current graphics hardware (NV2x,R300) =>store  in dependent texture no more texture fetches available? =>use one dep.tex. for color and  =>store  in ALPHA

31 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces lighting – NVIDIA -dot product lighting (register combiners) -lightmap (texture shaders) (will require more texture shader fetches than currently available) – ATI -dot product lighting (fragment shaders) -lightmap (fragment shaders) lighting – NVIDIA -dot product lighting (register combiners) -lightmap (texture shaders) (will require more texture shader fetches than currently available) – ATI -dot product lighting (fragment shaders) -lightmap (fragment shaders)

32 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces Results

33 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces

34 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Pre-Integrated Isosurfaces direct isosurfacevolume shading

35 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Beyond SciVis

36 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Volumetric FX Idea: Ebert et al.: Texturing and Modeling: A Procedural Approach, Academic Press, 1998 coarse volume for macrostructure procedural noise for microstructure

37 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Volumetric FX two basic approaches – perturb data access -cannot produce new data values -implemented by texture coordinate distortion (offset textures) -good for perturbation of boundaries -perturb data -can produces new data values -implemented by blending of data and noise -also perturbs homogeneous regions two basic approaches – perturb data access -cannot produce new data values -implemented by texture coordinate distortion (offset textures) -good for perturbation of boundaries -perturb data -can produces new data values -implemented by blending of data and noise -also perturbs homogeneous regions

38 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Volumetric FX RGB texture Radial distance volume Perlin noise ++

39 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Volumetric FX Pre-Integration + noising dot-product weighting Pre-Integration + noising dot-product weighting (,,)=S 0 (,,)=S 1 S0S0 S1S1 RGB (,,)=R

40 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Volumetric FX Pre-Integration + noising – animation: -change weighting through texture coords. => distortion of dependent lookup -color cycling with transfer functions => outwards movement Pre-Integration + noising – animation: -change weighting through texture coords. => distortion of dependent lookup -color cycling with transfer functions => outwards movement

41 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Conclusions Pre-Integrated Volume Rendering – great quality, less slices – less error due to pre-processing – reproduces high frequencies from transfer function – arbitrary number of lit isosurfaces in a single pass Volumetric FX – coarse macrostructure, details from noise and TF – animate TF and weighting of volumes for dynamics – give something back to the gaming industry in return for the new great graphics hardware

42 VIS Group, University of Stuttgart Tutorial T4: Programmable Graphics Hardware for Interactive Visualization Volume Graphics - Advanced Klaus Engel Q&A Thank you for your attention! Questions ? Want to know more ? Wed. 16:00-17:30 - STAR(S2): Interactive High-Quality Volume Rendering on Flexible Consumer Graphics Hardware

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