Open Source Volume Rendering Engine
By admin on Nov 2, 2008 in C/C++, open source
Voreen is an easy to use and highly flexible volume visualization library written entirely in C++. Through the use of GPU-based state-of-the-art volume rendering techniques it allows high frame rates on off-the-shelf graphics hardware to support interactive volume exploration.
Visualization
- Direct volume rendering and isosurface shading
- Support of different illumination models (phong shading, tone shading, ambient occlusion)
- Interactive internal and external labeling
- Non-photorealistic rendering techniques (sketch shading)
- Glyph-based visualization of multimodal datasets (not yet publicly available)
- Flexible combination of image processing operators (depth darkening, glow, chromadepth, edge detection)
- Visualization of time-varying as well as segmented 3D datasets
- Support of multiple views incorporating 2D and 3D visualization for an improved volume exploration
- Stereoscopic rendering (autostereoscopic, shutter glasses) (not yet publicly available)
- Different projection types (maximum intensity, minimum intensity, average intensity, x-ray rendering)
- Tone mapping
Interaction
- Easy point-and-click object identification
- Color lookup table editor
- Up to 6 axis aligned clipping planes
- Arbitrarily oriented clipping plane
- Volume cutting and deformation (not yet publicly available)
- Distance measurements (not yet publicly available)
- Lighting and material parameter modification
Data I/O
- Support of different file formats (DICOM, RAW, interfile, Vevo, …)
- Preprocessing capabilities (volume cropping, gradient calculation, downscaling, filtering)
- High-resolution screenshot and camera animation generation with anti-aliasing
- Python scripting for offline image processing and visualization
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