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    • Computer Graphics
    • Virtual Reality
    • Scientific Visualization

    Background:

    • Rendering multiple volumetric density fields in virtual reality (VR) presents significant challenges for real-time performance and visual quality.
    • Complex environments often mix volumetric data with geometric models and physics simulations, demanding efficient rendering solutions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an efficient real-time rendering scheme for varying translucent volumetric density fields with global illumination (GI) effects on high-resolution binocular VR displays.
    • To address challenges in rendering quality and performance for complex VR environments.

    Main Methods:

    • A coupled ray-marching technique using multi-resolution cube maps with interleaved adaptive sampling to handle binocular workloads.
    • A dynamic ambient GI approximation method leveraging spherical harmonics (SH) transform information for reduced ray sampling.
    • A two-phase ray-tracing algorithm with a tiled k-buffer for fast order-independent transparency (OIT) processing of multiple volume instances.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved high-quality and high-performance real-time dynamic volume rendering within developer-constrained budgets.
    • Demonstrated practical usefulness for high-resolution binocular VR rendering in hybrid environments combining volumetric and geometric data.
    • The proposed scheme effectively tackles binocular ray marching, GI approximation, and multi-volume transparency.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel rendering scheme enables efficient and high-fidelity visualization of complex volumetric data in VR.
    • The approach supports mixed mesh-volume rendering, proving its practical utility for advanced VR applications.
    • This work advances real-time rendering capabilities for demanding virtual reality visualizations.