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Hi,

thank you for your submission! I have read it and it is good but I have
the feeling, that is it quite hard for you to bring all the different
approaches together since there are so many. (Correct me if I am wrong)

I would recommend you (because I think this makes things easier for you)
that you structure the final paper the following way:

• (new) overall goal: present 4-5 different immersive visualization
  approaches with focus on the use of HMDs. Of course can you use the
  already given three paper
• for each approach write about the used rendering techniques and their
  problems and about the user interaction concept in VR. there you can
  also cite some of the interesting references of your chosen paper
• remove the current display part (because it is not so related to VR
  vis with HMDs)
• include images (since your paper will not be published you do not need
  to ask for permission of the original author)

Such that you get something like the following structure:

1. Intro

   • your intro is good :)
   • you may want to add some short sentences about the projects you will
     present

2. Point-Cloud Vis in VR
   2.1 overview

   • project description and goal
   • similarities and differences to the other projects
     2.2 Rendering
   • used techniques (volume rendering, raycasting...)
   • difficulties and their solutions
     2.3 Interaction concept
   • how do they use the immersive setting (interact in VR with controller
     like touching objects or just viewing the data etc)

3. Tracing in VR

4. Molecular Vis in VR
   ...

5. conclusion

   • trends & similarities between the projects
   • future work (what is not working right now)

I hope this helps you. Of course you don't have to stick to this. If you
have any questions feel free to ask. We could also meet if you want to
discuss the structure.

And just as a reminder: please keep in mind that in the end you have to
tell who was responsible for which part such that you can get individual
grades.

Greetings,
Franzi