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Bangor University
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Article title
Evaluation of monocular depth cues on a high-dynamic-range display for visualization
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D - Journal article
DOI
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Title of journal
ACM Transactions on Applied Perception
Article number
16
Volume number
10
Issue number
3
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ISSN of journal
1544-3558
Year of publication
2013
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Number of additional authors
2
Additional information
<29>This paper is one of five articles selected for a special issue of ACM Transactions on Applied Perception among 54 submissions. The aim was to test which monocular depth cues are the most effective in visualizing 3D volumetric data. Transparency was the least effective depth cue with the lowest percentage of correct order judgments. Contrast and brightness were the cues with highest success rates. These results are significant in that they not only challenge the core assumption of conventional visualisation algorithms (based on transparency), but also pave a way for new visualization algorithms better exploiting contrast and brightness depth cues.
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