Posts tagged "VTK"

3D Slicer now enables you to visualize and explore 3D medical data in a fully immersive and more intuitively way, thanks to the addition of … Read More

Introduction In my last post in this series, I went into the finer technical points of our new software package, dh-cmake. I also discussed the challenges … Read More

Introduction In my last post, I introduced dh-cmake and its role in our efforts to officially support the Visualization Toolkit (VTK) on Debian and its … Read More

Introduction At Kitware, we have always done our best to passively help Linux distribution maintainers by accepting pull requests from downstream and adjusting the CMake … Read More

In VTK we go to a lot of trouble to create tests that exercise our visualization algorithms, and verify that we have consistent results across … Read More

SEG-Y (also referred to as SEG Y) is a file format used in the geophysical industry for recording digital seismic data. It is an open … Read More

Context Besides being large, climate simulations are usually comprised of many different variables and quantities that often need to be visualized side by side. The … Read More

Visualization of salient features in volume data is not straightforward. A popular method is to extract and visualize some contours of the data that is … Read More

The VTK development team is pleased to introduce VTK 8.1.0. This release continues VTK’s evolution to multithreaded and GPU enabled fine grain parallel processing filters … Read More

Developments supersize results on software platforms. Kitware, a software research, development and consulting company, connected with other members of the high-performance computing (HPC) community to … Read More