Run the provided software comparing semi-transparent isosurfaces with an animation of different threshold values. Set the isosurface values you found for Prob. 6.3 and adjust transparency so you can...

Run the provided software comparing semi-transparent isosurfaces with

an animation of different threshold values. Set the isosurface values you found

for Prob. 6.3 and adjust transparency so you can see all three surfaces. Does

this visualization remind you of another technique for visualizing volumes?

Now compare this visualization with an animation that shows all the

threshold values in between. You may need to watch it several times to obtain a good overall impression. Where would you use the static technique and

where the animated one?