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    • Distributed Systems
    • High-Performance Computing

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    • Developing complex, real-world graphics applications for interactive 3D rendering across multiple GPUs and computers demands specialized expertise in distributed systems and parallel rendering.
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    • To introduce a mature parallel rendering framework, "Equalizer," designed to simplify the development of complex, real-world graphics applications.
    • To demonstrate the integration of generic algorithms within the framework to enhance application scalability across various domains.
    • To showcase novel algorithms, abstractions for large visualization setups and virtual reality, and new experimental results.

    Main Methods:

    • Development and integration of a mature parallel rendering framework (Equalizer).
    • Incorporation of a wide set of generic algorithms to support application scalability.
    • Implementation of novel parallel rendering algorithms and abstractions for advanced visualization.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated scalability and development benefits for diverse application domains through the Equalizer framework.
    • Successful integration of generic algorithms, enhancing performance in real-world scenarios.
    • Presentation of new experimental results in parallel rendering and data distribution.

    Conclusions:

    • The Equalizer framework provides a robust and feature-rich solution for complex parallel rendering tasks.
    • It significantly aids application scalability and development across multiple research and industry domains.
    • The framework supports advanced visualization, virtual reality, and efficient data distribution.