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Bong-Soo Sohn¹, Chandrajit Bajaj, Vinay Siddavanahalli

¹Department of Computer Sciences and ICES, University of Texas, Austin, TX 78712.

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We developed a novel compression scheme for interactive visualization of volumetric video. This method enables fast reconstruction and high compression ratios for time-varying volumetric data, improving remote rendering performance.

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Area of Science:

Computer Graphics
Data Visualization
Scientific Computing

Background:

Interactive remote visualization of large, time-varying volumetric data is hindered by transmission and reconstruction bottlenecks.
Existing methods struggle with the massive data sizes of volumetric frames in dynamic 3D datasets.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an efficient volumetric video system supporting interactive browsing of compressed time-varying volumetric features.
To address the main bottlenecks in transmitting and reconstructing large time-varying volume and surface data for remote visualization.

Main Methods:

A unified compression scheme for encoding time-varying volumetric features, enabling on-line reconstruction and rendering.
Decomposition of volumetric data into small blocks, encoding only significant blocks contributing to isosurfaces and interval volumes.
Client-side rendering optimization for time-varying volumetric features.

Main Results:

The proposed compression scheme achieves a high compression ratio.
Fast reconstruction speeds are realized for the volumetric data.
The system proves effective for client-side rendering of time-varying volumetric features.

Conclusions:

The developed compression scheme and volumetric video system effectively overcome transmission and reconstruction challenges.
The method enables efficient interactive browsing and remote visualization of complex, dynamic 3D datasets.
High compression ratios and fast reconstruction facilitate improved performance in time-varying volumetric data rendering.