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    "abstract": "The virtual reality (VR) provides us a three-dimensional, immersive, and\nfully interactive visualization environment. To make the best use of the VR\u0027s\npotential in scientific visualization, a VR visualization software named VFIVE\nhas been developed for the CAVE-type VR system. VFIVE enables simulation\nresearchers to analyze three-dimensional scalar and vector fields by various\nvisualization methods including real time volume rendering in the CAVE\u0027s room\nsized booth. Some basic visualization tools of VTK have been integrated to\nVFIVE, too.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0512066",
    "authors": [
      "Akira Kageyama",
      "Nobuaki Ohno"
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    "journal_ref": "Proceedings of ISSS-7, March 2005, Kyoto, pp.127-136",
    "title": "Tutorial introduction to Virtual Reality: What possibility are offered   to our field?",
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