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What is an LDM file? File created by VolumeViz Large Data Management (LDM), a program used to visualize complex volume data sets; contains visualization data amounting up to hundreds of gigabytes in size; used to store large data sets and efficiently render them for real-time display and 3D image generation.

More Information LDM files are used when the entire set of visualization data cannot be loaded into active memory, such as in scientific visualization.

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What is an LDM file?

File created by VolumeViz Large Data Management (LDM), a program used to visualize complex volume data sets; contains visualization data amounting up to hundreds of gigabytes in size; used to store large data sets and efficiently render them for real-time display and 3D image generation.

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LDM files are used when the entire set of visualization data cannot be loaded into active memory, such as in scientific visualization.

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Updated: January 28, 2010

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What is an LDM file?
File created by VolumeViz Large Data Management (LDM), a program used to visualize complex volume data sets; contains visualization data amounting up to hundreds of gigabytes in size; used to store large data sets and efficiently render them for real-time display and 3D image generation.