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Splitting of Meshes in Image-Space

Representing complex 3D data is no problem with modern technologies. The challenge is to reveal data that is concealed by solid geometry and retaining its context at the same time. In this thesis, several approaches are presented that deal with this problem by finding user-centered solutions that are adjusted for each individual requirement. Moreover, a simple algorithm is proposed that combines existing approaches to reveal occluded structures. Therefore, a descriptive implementation of this algorithm is shown with VolumeShop, an application that flexibly supports visualization research.