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Harnessing Remote Computation to Visualize and Segment the Visible Human Data Sets Over the Next Generation Internet

Steven Senger

University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
senger@cs.uwlax.edu


Abstract
      The Immersive Segmentation environment is a stereoscopic visualization environment for segmenting large volumetric data sets such as the Visible Human. The environment is characterized by the fine-grained, local application of high-cost computations. This provides the user with the ability to continuously control the progress of the segmentation algorithms in interactive time. This paper discusses the adaptation of this environment as a client/server application for use over a Next Generation Internet (NGI). In this form, users at low-cost workstations, will gain access to the environment by exploiting high-performance network connections to a remote computational resource hosting the server portion of the application. The high interactivity requirements of the system are enabled by he QoS capabilities to be provided by the NGI.
 
Keywords: Next Generation Internet, Quality of Service, segmentation algorithms, visualization

 

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