Accelerating In-transit Isosurface Generation With Topology Preserving Compression
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| author | Li, Yanliang Chen, Jieyang |
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| contents | Data visualization through isosurface generation is critical in various scientific fields, including computational fluid dynamics, medical imaging, and geophysics. However, the high cost of data sharing between simulation sources and visualization resources poses a significant challenge. This paper introduces a novel framework that leverages lossy compression to accelerate in-transit isosurface generation. Our approach involves a Compressed Hierarchical Representation (CHR) and topology-preserving compression to ensure the fidelity of the isosurface generation. Experimental evaluations demonstrate that our framework can achieve up to 4x speedup in visualization workflows, making it a promising solution for real-time scientific data analysis. |
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| spellingShingle | Accelerating In-transit Isosurface Generation With Topology Preserving Compression Li, Yanliang Chen, Jieyang Graphics Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing 65D18 (Primary) 68P30, 68U10 (Secondary) C.4; I.3.7; E.4 Data visualization through isosurface generation is critical in various scientific fields, including computational fluid dynamics, medical imaging, and geophysics. However, the high cost of data sharing between simulation sources and visualization resources poses a significant challenge. This paper introduces a novel framework that leverages lossy compression to accelerate in-transit isosurface generation. Our approach involves a Compressed Hierarchical Representation (CHR) and topology-preserving compression to ensure the fidelity of the isosurface generation. Experimental evaluations demonstrate that our framework can achieve up to 4x speedup in visualization workflows, making it a promising solution for real-time scientific data analysis. |
| title | Accelerating In-transit Isosurface Generation With Topology Preserving Compression |
| topic | Graphics Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing 65D18 (Primary) 68P30, 68U10 (Secondary) C.4; I.3.7; E.4 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.05462 |