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<title>Computer Techniques For The Representation Of Three-Dimensional Data On A Two-Dimensional Display</title>
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Real-time VisualizationEngineeringComputer Graphic TechniqueVisualization (Graphics)Data VisualizationComputer GraphicsHidden Surface RemovalImage AnalysisData ScienceComputational VisualizationThree-dimensional DataFast DisplayInteractive Computer GraphicShape RepresentationRadiologyGeometric ModelingA Two-dimensional DisplayMedical ImagingDesign3D VideoComputer ScienceComputer TechniquesMedical Image ComputingVolume Rendering3D Data RepresentationNatural Sciences3D Reconstruction3D Imaging
We discuss computer techniques fordisplaying three-dimensional (3D) data using a two-dimensional (2D) display screen, with special emphasis on the representation of the data. Since our expertise is in medical imaging, we restrict our attention to techniques that have been found useful in that area. The first section gives a classification of methods that have appeared in the literature. The remaining two sections deal with specific topics which are of current interest to us: one with techniques of fast display with hidden surface removal and the other with a new approach to the representation and manipulation of three-dimensional scenes.