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3 August 1984 Modeling And Graphic Display System For Cardiolvascular Research Using Random 3-D Data
Willard L. Graves, George A. Carey, Susan L. Benac, Lance W. Cameron
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Abstract
A generalized interactive modeling and graphical display system is being developed to treat 3-D random data. The modeling system generates an estimated surface using either a weighted average of a family of nearest neighbors or a bicubic surface patching technique. From such a model geometric properties can be calculated. Preliminary tests of the method using canine left venticles suggest that volume and surface area can be estimated within 10% of the true values. The modeled surface can be displayed as a wire-frame or shaded solid. The system can interactively display the model frame by frame with or without the original data points. A display mode is being implemented that allows displaying the model using animation techniques to simulate a beating heart.
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Willard L. Graves, George A. Carey, Susan L. Benac, and Lance W. Cameron "Modeling And Graphic Display System For Cardiolvascular Research Using Random 3-D Data", Proc. SPIE 0515, Medical Images and Icons, (3 August 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.964777
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

3D modeling

Visualization

Displays

Solid modeling

Solids

3D displays

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