Foveated Image Server Homepage
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Active Visualization
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Our research attempts to exploit foveated visual geometries
in visualization applications on the internet.
The following Java-based demo illustrates such geometries.
We use a new foveation technique based on wavelets.
Haar wavelets is used for the present demo.
Note that the current demo is implemented in Java
and is slow! Its main purpose is to illustrate
foveation using wavelets and the possible bandwidth
reduction that can be achieved.
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Description of Foveated Image Server Demo
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The user is presented with an initially foveated image.
The user obtains further images by
clicking at any point in the
image, and a new foveated image centered
at the clicked point will be displayed.
The user can also control
the size of the foveal region.
Specifying larger foveal region will improve the
quality of the overall image but requires more
transmitted data (this is indicated in a readout).
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To invoke the demo, please
click here
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Note that our server is set up to service up
to three clients at a time. If your request
is denied, please try again later.
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For further information, please contact one of us:
Ee-Chien Chang or
Chee Yap.
Last Update: October 19, 1996.