Title :
Volume rendering of pool fire data
Author :
Rushmeier, Holly ; Hamins, Anthony ; Choi, Mun Young
Author_Institution :
Nat. Inst. of Stand. & Technol., Gaithersburg, MD, USA
fDate :
7/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
In a pool fire, an ignited puddle or pool of liquid fuel burns in the atmosphere. Understanding pool fires is important to devising methods to control the hazards resulting from spilled fuels. In this case study, we consider techniques for visualizing the data measured in pool fires and for computing the radiative transfer from pool fires. We used basic tools to image fire data and to compute irradiation-efficient ray casting and radiometrically accurate line integrations. Visualization techniques help answer a number of questions about pool fires
Keywords :
chemical engineering computing; data visualisation; fires; fuel; health hazards; radiative transfer; ray tracing; rendering (computer graphics); burning; case study; data visualization techniques; hazard control; ignited puddle; imaging tools; irradiation-efficient ray casting; liquid fuel; pool fire data; radiative transfer; radiometrically accurate line integrations; spilled fuels; volume rendering; Atmosphere; Casting; Computational modeling; Data visualization; Fires; Fuels; Optical filters; Optical surface waves; Probes; Radiometry;
Journal_Title :
Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE