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SC05 Time-Varying Visualization Workshop

Toward Effective Visualization of Ultra-scale Time-Varying

Data

Han-Wei Shen Associate Professor

The Ohio State University

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Applications• Large Scale Time-Dependent

Simulations

• Richtmyer-Meshkov Turbulent Simulation (LLNL)– 2048x2048x1920 grid per time

step (7.7 GB)

– Run 27,000 time steps

– Multi-terabytes output LLNL IBM ASCI system

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Applications • Oak Ridge Terascale

Supernova Initiative (TSI)– 640x640x640 floats– > 1000 time steps– Total size > 1 TB

• NASA’s turbo pump simulation – Multi-zones – Moving meshes – 300+ time steps – Total size > 100GB

ORNL TSI data

NASA turbo pump

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Research Goals and Challenges• Interactive data exploration

• Quick overview, detail on demand

• Feature enhancement and tracking • Display the “invisible”

• Understand the evolution of salient features over time

• Challenges• managing, indexing, and processing of data

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Research Focuses

• Multi-resolution data management schemes• Acceleration Techniques

– Efficient data indexing– Coherence exploitation– Effective data culling – Parallel and distributed processing

• Feature tracking and enhancement– Visual representation– Geometric tracking

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Bricking and Multi-resolution• Bricking – subdivide the volume into

mutiple blocks

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Bricking and Multi-resolution• Create a multi-resolution representation

for each block

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Spatial Data Hierarchy

• Combining octree with multi-res transform

bricks

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Temporal Data Hierarchy?

• Option1 - Multiple Octrees

t = 0 t = 1 t = 2 …

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Temporal Data Hierarchy?

• Option 2: Treat time as another dimension – a single 4D tree (16 tree)

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• First level: spatial subdivision

Time-Space Partition (TSP) Tree(Two Level Hierarchical Subdivision)

“Shallow” Complete Octree

bricks

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• Second level: temporal subdivision

Time-Space Partition (TSP) Tree(Two Level Hierarchical Subdivision)

T= 0 1 2 3

[0,3]

[0,1] [2,3]

4 time steps

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Spatio-Temporal Data Encoding

• Wavelet Transform (DWT)

3D wavelet transform

1D WT

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Spatio-Temporal Data Indexing• Time-Space Partitioning (TSP) Trees

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Tree Traversal and Rendering

T= 0 1 2 3

[0,3]

[0,1] [2,3]

T = 1

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Image Compositing

Front-to-back

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Rendering Performance

• The cached partial images can be re-used for the nodes that have high temporal coherence

T= 0 1 2 3

[0,3]

[0,1] [2,3]

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E = 0.05 (3.4% image diff.)

Time-Varying Volume Rendering

Error = 0

11.2 speedup

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I/O Efficiency

Shock wave: 1024 x 128 x 128 , 40 time steps

Minimum brick size 32 x 32 x 32

Temporal error tolerance = 0.02

Time Step

# Bricks Loaded

Percentage

0 10 20 30

561 73 75 72

100 % 13.0 % 13.3 % 12.8%

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Time-Space Partition (TSP) Tree

• More cohesively integrate the temporal and spatial information into a single hierarchical data structure

• Exploit both temporal and spatial coherence - Octree becomes a special case of the TSP tree

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Analyzing Time-varying Features

• Animation might not be sufficient

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Strategy 1: Tracking individual components

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Strategy 2: High Dimensional Visualization

• Chronovolumes

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Tracking Time-Varying Isosurface

• Two main goals:– Identify correspondence

– Detect important evolution events and critical time steps

?

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Evolutionary Events

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Tracking Correspondence

• Wang and Silver’s assumption - Corresponding features in adjacent time steps overlap with each other

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Tracking Correspondence

• A common assumption - Corresponding features in adjacent time steps overlap with each other

t = 0t = 1

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Previous Approach• Algorithm:

1. Extract the complete set of isosurfaces

2. Overlap test 1. Overlapping features are identified and

the number of intersecting nodes is calculated.

3. Best matching test1. Find the best match among features.

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Challenges

• Exhaust search is expensive

• Solution: A local tracking – The user selects a local

feature of interest and start

tracking– Extract high dimensional (4D) isosurfaces

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2D Example

• 2D time-varying isocontours

T = 0

T = 1

T = 2

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2D Example

• Extract 3D isosurface and then slice back

T = 0

T = 1

T = 2

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2D Example

• Extract 3D isosurface and then slice back

T = 0

T = 1

T = 2

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4D Isosurface

• 3D time-varying = 4D • Extract “isosurfaces” from 4D hypercubes• Use 4D maching cubes table (Bhaniramka’02)

• Slice the tetrahedra to get the surface at the desired time step

(x,y,z,t)

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Algorithm

To track an isosurface component:

• User chooses a local component at t

• Propagate 4D “isosurface” from the seed

• Slice the 4D isosurface at t+1

• Continue to t+2 if desired

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Detect critical time steps for isosurface tracking

• A 4D isocontour component is a tetrahedral mesh embedded in four dimensional space. We can treat the 4D mesh as a normal 3D mesh, with the time values as the scalar values defined over the tetrahedron vertices.

• The critical points of this mesh indicate when and where the topology of the isosurface will change.– Local minimum Creation– Local maximum Dissipation– Saddle Amalgamation/Bifurcation– Regular vertex Continuation

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Color the components

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Color the components

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Critical Time Steps

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Chronovolumes

• A Direct Rendering Technique for Visualizing Time-Varying Data

(Jonathan Woodring and Han-Wei Shen 2003)

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Main Idea

• Render data at different time steps to a single image – Establish correspondences between features– Compare shapes and sizes of features in time – Reason about the positions of the features – Reveal temporal trend

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Early Work

Chronophtography (Marey, 1830-1904)

Nude descending a staircase – Duchamp, 1912

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Chronovolumes

• 4D rendering idea

• Integration through time– Integration functions

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4D Rendering • Direct visualization of 4D data

• Project the 4D data into a visualizable lower dimensional space (2D images)

2D -> 1D 3D -> 2D

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4D Rendering

• 4D to 2D projection?

• Need to preserve the relationships between different objects in (3D) space and also reveal their relationship in time

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Integration Through Time

1. 4D to 3D projection (chronovolume)

2. Regular volume rendering to visualize chronovolumes

tt+1

t+2 t+3t+4 …

T chronovolume

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Integration Function

• Vc = F (Vt, V t+1, V t+2, V t+3, …, V t+n-1)

• No so called ‘correct’ integration – the design of F depends on the visualization need

tt+1

t+2 t+3t+4 …

T

???

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Alpha Compositing

• Commonly used in 3D volume rendering

C = c(s(x(t)) e dt - a(s(x(t’)))dt’

0

D

0

t

C0

D

2D Image

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Alpha Compositing (2)

• Adopt the model to time integration

tt+1

t+2t+3

t+4

T

C = c(s(x(t)) e dt - a(s(x(t’)))dt’

0

T

0

t

post-classified (color) volume

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Transfer Function

• Color and opacity function

• Modulate by time stamp and data

C = c(s(x(t)) e dt - a(s(x(t’)))dt’

0

T

0

t

t

v

*

Alpha function example:

3 8

0.2 0.7

6

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Alpha Compositing Example

10 time steps 3 time steps

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Additive Colors

• Show how features overlap

tt+1

t+2t+3

t+4

T

C = c(s(x(t)) dt 0

T~

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Additive Color Example

Alpha Compositing Additive Color

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Additive Color Example

Alpha Compositing Additive Colors

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Additive Color Example

Alpha Compositing Additive Colors

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Min/Max Intensity

• Detect the ‘hot spot’

tt+1

t+2t+3

t+4

T F(V i) = such that V > Vi for any i<

• Show which time step has the highest(lowest) value, and also what that value is.

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Maximum Intensity Example

Additive Colors Maximum Intensity

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Maximum Intensity Examples

Alpha Compositing Maximum Intensity

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