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    • To propose a novel implicit isosurface rendering algorithm for interactive visualization of massive volumes with a small memory footprint.
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    Main Results:

    • The algorithm achieves significant reductions in memory overhead and data decompression.
    • Interactive rendering is possible even on lightweight devices by trading image quality for speed.
    • The GPU-accelerated pipeline leverages parallel processing for efficient computation.

    Conclusions:

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    • Enables broader accessibility of powerful scientific visualization tools.