| Rudrajit Samanta, Thomas Funkhouser, and Kai Li. Parallel rendering with k-way replication. IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Large-Data Visualization and Graphics, October 2001. |
.... of the screen to different PCs [SFLS00] as well as distributed algorithms for scalable displays [HBEH00] Other cluster based approaches include WireGL, which allows a single serial application to drive a tiled display over a network [HEB 01] as well parallel rendering with k way replication [SFL01] The performance of these algorithms varies with different environments as well as the underlying hardware. Most of these approaches are application independent and complimentary to our parallel occlusion algorithm that uses a cluster of three PCs for interactive display. Parallel algorithms ....
R. Samanta, T. Funkhouser, and K. Li. Parallel rendering with k-way replication. IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Large-Data Visualization and Graphics, 2001.
.... sort first and sort last algorithm that could effectively drive a single display [30] All of these algorithms required the full replication of the scene database on each node in the cluster, so further work was done to only require partial replication, trading off memory usage for efficiency [28]. Although these papers present an excellent study of differing data management strategies in a clustered environment, they all provide algorithms rather than mechanisms. Applying these techniques to a big data visualization problem would require significant reworking of existing software. A ....
Rudrajit Samanta, Thomas Funkhouser, and Kai Li. Parallel rendering with k-way replication. IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Large-Data Visualization and Graphics, October 2001.
....accelerators and display tiles. The use of FPGA technology allows firmware reprogrammable compositing operators that can accommodate various pixel formats and application requirements. Our initial focus is to support standard OpenGL depth and blending operators for traditional sort last rendering [7, 9, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 24, 28] and to implement operators for photo realistic shadow mapping [1, 8, 12] A primary motivation for the architecture has been to visualize extremely large scale problems in science and engineering [26] 2.1 Prior art Sepia addresses the same problem as two similar recent projects, Lightning 2 ....
Rudrajit Samanta, Thomas Funkhauser, and Kai Li. Parallel rendering with K-way replication. In Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Large-Data Visualization and Graphics, 2001.
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