[vtkusers] Different visualizations of 3D Data
Curator
curator at gmx.de
Tue Mar 26 12:05:39 EDT 2013
Hi all,
I'm kind of new to the data visualization of complex 3D data. Up to now,
I only used simple shapes as cubes and spheres etc., which worked
perfectly. However, now I am running into visualizing my simulation
results, which is simply a three dimensional, equally distanced grid
with single numeric values at each grid point.
So far, I managed to a plot multiple iso surfaces by storing the data in
a vtkFloatArray und aligning them by vtkStructuredPoints. Furthermore, I
used the vtkContourFilter.
Now, from the same data, I would like to add variable data slices in the
xy, yz, and xz plane. Also, I think my implementation of a (single) iso
surface is not efficient, because I generate the values for the contour
filter by setting identical maximum and minimum values.
In general, I am interested in a visualization like in
http://vis.lbl.gov/Research/ChomboVis99/vtk-initial.html, but there I do
not find further information.
So,
1) Is it clever to store my data in a vtkFloatArray and align them by
vtkStructuredPoints?
2) Is a vtkContourFilter the right tool show _one_ isosurface for a
specified value?
3) Which Filter should be used for the data slices?
4) Which Filter do I have to use for something like
http://vis.lbl.gov/Research/ChomboVis99/misc-art/vtk-volume.gif ?
Thank you for any help,
regards,
curator
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