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Visualization of 3 D tensor fields derived from seismic images

In image processing, tensors derived from seismic images are used as parameters in procedures such as structure-oriented smoothing. Visualizing these tensors allows us to qualitatively assess their computation and construction. We describe a computationally effective technique to render these tensors as ellipsoid glyphs.

Dave Hale | Chris Engelsma

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