These are methods used to visualize volumetric data, by finding iso-contours of the underlying function that the data is supposedly generated from. The 2D and 3D analogues of the algorithm are the marching cubes and squares, respectively.
- The original paper by Lorenson and Cline.
- Isosurfaces: Geometry, Topology, and Algorithms
This was done in Winter 2020, as an attempt to learn basic fortran. The fortran code calculates vertices of the triangles, and produces a .vtk file which is then visualized in ParaView. There is a single python file to manage vtk formatting, as I could not wrangle with fortran to get rid of some whitespace.