Posters Program

Authors: Hassan Bouchiba, Raphaël Groscot, Jean-Emmanuel Deschaud, and François Goulette

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Coupled Simulation of Deformable Bodies and ISPH Fluids for Secondary Bone Healing

Authors: Nadine Abu Rumman, Patric Müller, Prapanch Nair, and Thorsten Pöschel

Authors: Che-Han Chang, Wei-Sheng Lai, and Yung-Yu Chuang

This paper proposes the swung-to-cylinder projection model for mapping a sphere to a plane, which is useful for viewing 360◦ panoramic images. Our model extends the swung-to-plane model and consists of two steps. In the first step, the sphere is projected onto a swung surface. In the second step, the projected image on the swung surface is mapped onto a cylinder through the perspective projection. The proposed model is simple, efficient and easy to control. Similar to the swung-to-plane model, it makes a better compromise between distortion minimization and line preserving. However, it does not suffer from the distortion problem of the swung-to-plane model when viewing full 360◦ panoramic images.

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Differencing and Merging for 3D Animation Revision Control

Authors: George Madges, Idris Miles, and Eike Falk Anderson

Version Control System (VCS) techniques for managing the creation of 3D computer generated models exist for static 3D models, however, there are no solutions for revision control of the animation data from animated 3D models. A precondition for any type of VCS is the ability to compare two versions of an item, to identify the differences between them and to combine these. To this end, we propose a novel 3-way difference, merging and conflict resolution technique for 3D animation data.

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Proxy Clouds for RGB-D Stream Processing: A Preview

Authors: Adrien Kaiser, José Alonso Ybanez Zepeda, and Tamy Boubekeur

Modern consumer depth cameras are widely used for 3D capture in indoor environments, for applications such as modeling, robotics or gaming. Nevertheless, their use is limited by their low resolution, with frames often corrupted with noise, missing data and temporal inconsistencies. In order to cope with all these issues, we present Proxy Clouds, a multiplanar superstructure for real-time processing of RGB-D data. By generating a single set of planar proxies from raw RGB-D data and updating it through time, several processing primitives can be applied to improve the quality of the RGB-D stream or lighten further operations. We illustrate the use of Proxy Clouds on several applications, including noise and temporal flickering removal, hole filling, resampling, color processing and compression. We present experiments performed with our framework in indoor scenes of different natures captured with a consumer depth sensor.

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Mesh Simplification With Curvature Error Metric

Authors: Céline Michaud, Nicolas Mellado, and Mathias Paulin

Progressive meshes algorithms aim at computing levels of detail from a highly detailed mesh. Many of these algorithms are based on a mesh decimation technique, generating coarse triangulation while optimizing for a particular metric which mini- mizes the distance to the original shape. However these metrics do not robustly handle high curvature regions, sharp features, boundaries or noise. We propose a novel error metric, based on algebraic spheres as a measure of the curvature of the mesh, to preserve curvature along the simplification process. This metric is compact, does not require extra input from the user, and is as simple to implement as a conventional quadric error metric.

Authors: Amélie Fondevilla, Adrien Bousseau, Damien Rohmer, Stefanie Hahmann, and Marie-Paule Cani