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Interactive Visual Analysis of Time-dependent Flows: Physics- and Statistics-based Semantics

Pobitzer, Armin
Doctoral thesis
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2012-06-22
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With the increasing use of numerical simulations in the fluid mechanics community in recent years flow visualization increasingly gains importance as an advanced analysis tool for the simulation output. Up to now, flow visualization has mainly focused on the extraction and visualization of structures that are defined by their semantic meaning. Examples for such structures are vortices or separation structures between different groups of particles that travel together. In order to deepen our understanding of structures linked to certain flow phenomena, e.g., how and why they appear, evolve, and finally are destroyed, also linking structures to semantic meaning that is not attributed to them by their very definition, is a highly promising research direction to pursue. In this thesis we provide several approaches on how to augment structures stemming from classical flow visualization techniques by additional semantic information originating from new methods based on physics and statistics. In particular, we target separation structures, the linking of structures with a local semantics to global flow phenomena, and minimal representation of particle dynamics in the context of path line attributes.
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Paper A: Computer Graphics Forum, 30(6):1789–1811, 2011. Armin Pobitzer, Ronald Peikert, Raphael Fuchs, Benjamin Schindler, Alexander Kuhn, Holger Theisel, Krešimir Matković, and Helwig Hauser, The State of the Art in Topology. The article is available in BORA: http://hdl.handle.net/1956/5857

Paper B: Topological Methods in Data Analysis and Visualization II, Springer, pp. 237-253, 2012. Armin Pobitzer, Ronald Peiker, Raphael Fuchs, Holger Theisel, and Helwig Hauser, Filtering of FTLE for Visualizing Spatial Separation in Unsteady 3D Flow. The article is available in BORA: http://hdl.handle.net/1956/5860

Paper C: Computer Graphics Forum, 30(3):771–780, 2011. Armin Pobitzer, Murat Tutkun, Øyvind Anreassen, Raphael Fuchs, Ronald Peikert, and Helwig Hauser, Energy-scale Aware Feature Extraction for Flow Visualization. The article is available in BORA: http://hdl.handle.net/1956/5859

Paper D: Proceedings of IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium (PacificVis 2012), pp. 113-120, 2012. Armin Pobitzer, Alan Lež, Krešimir Matković, and Helwig Hauser, A Statistics-based Dimension Reduction of the Space of Path Line Attributes for Interactive Visual Flow Analysis. The published version of the article is available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/PacificVis.2012.6183581
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The University of Bergen
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