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Parallel Computer Architecture: A Hardware/Software Approach
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Fundamentals of Parallel Processing
Fundamentals of Parallel Processing
Alias-Free Voxelization of Geometric Objects
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
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SLIC: Scheduled Linear Image Compositing for Parallel Volume Rendering
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GPU-accelerated multi-valued solid voxelization by slice functions in real time
Proceedings of the 24th Spring Conference on Computer Graphics
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This paper presents a new design for parallel solid voxelization using the multi-processor pipeline by slicing the program by forced interrupts. The proposed system provides a simple and effective solution to the on-the-fly parallel solid voxelization by relocating the portions of incoming data from processor to processor. It does not need conventional complicated parallel computing methods, such as load balancing, scheduling etc. This is exactly the advantage of this proposed system. Furthermore, the system only requires practically the same software as ordinary sequential solid voxelization algorithm. In this paper, the general parallel solid voxelization algorithm is summarized as apposed to the general sequential solid voxelization algorithm. The proposed system and the principle of parallel solid voxelization by multi-processor pipeline will be described and discussed in detail. In the end, the conclusions and future work are addressed.