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ORCID22nd EGPGV@EuroVis 2022: Rome, Italy
- Filip Sadlo, Roxana Bujack, Julien Tierny:
22nd Eurographics Symposium on Parallel Graphics and Visualization, EGPGV@EuroVis 2022, Rome, Italy, June 13, 2022. Eurographics Association 2022, ISBN 978-3-03868-175-5
Rendering and Simulation
- Qiushi Bai, Sadeem Alsudais, Chen Li, Shuang Zhao
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Rainbow: A Rendering-Aware Index for High-Quality Spatial Scatterplots with Result-Size Budgets. 1-5 - Max von Buelow, Kai Riemann, Stefan Guthe, Dieter W. Fellner:
Profiling and Visualizing GPU Memory Access and Cache Behavior of Ray Tracers. 7-17 - Prashant Goswami, Adrian Nordin, Simon Nylén:
Iterative Discrete Element Solver for Efficient Snow Simulation. 19-29
Large Scale Visualization
- Arne Rak, Stefan Guthe, Peter Mewis:
Massively Parallel Large Scale Inundation Modelling. 31-35 - Qi Wu, Michael J. Doyle, Kwan-Liu Ma:
A Flexible Data Streaming Design for Interactive Visualization of Large-Scale Volume Data. 37-47 - Nicole Marsaglia, Manish Mathai, Stefan Fields, Hank Childs:
Automatic In Situ Camera Placement for Isosurfaces of Large-Scale Scientific Simulations. 49-59
GPU Based Visualization
- Stefan Zellmann, Ingo Wald, Alper Sahistan, Matthias Hellmann, Will Usher:
Design and Evaluation of a GPU Streaming Framework for Visualizing Time-Varying AMR Data. 61-71 - Landon Dyken, Pravin Poudel, Will Usher, Steve Petruzza, Jake Y. Chen, Sidharth Kumar:
GraphWaGu: GPU Powered Large Scale Graph Layout Computation and Rendering for the Web. 73-83
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