Development of an Interactive Remote Visualization Service with IBR Frame Complementation

Masashi Nakagawa, Shinji Shimojo · The Journal of The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers · 2006

In this thesis, a remote visualization service is proposed that evaluated generality and interactiveness to make easy use of volume data. The proposed service consisted of renderers, master, and clients, and mediated two or more renderers and clients by a master to enable generality. On a client, intermediate frames were generated using image-based rendering based on a result image transmitted from a master, so that the client can display result images for operations of the user. Therefore an interactive visualization was provided through a WWW brower. The proposed service achieved a high frame rate display and reduced the size of the transmission data, independent of the size of objective volume data.

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