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Volume Graphics and the Internet

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The Internet has changed the face of computing. The use of e-mail and desktop video-conferencing has made collaboration between people very easy and very natural. Application-sharing technology, such as that provided by Microsoft’s NetMeeting, allows a single application to be accessed by a group of people at different locations. The Internet likewise enables collaboration between computers — the Distributed.net activity [1] harnesses spare computing power on the Internet to tackle mathematical tasks that otherwise could hardly be contemplated.

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Brodlie, K., Wood, J. (2000). Volume Graphics and the Internet. In: Chen, M., Kaufman, A.E., Yagel, R. (eds) Volume Graphics. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0737-8_21

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