Monday, November 6
MS2
Multiresolution Methods for Irregular Geometry
Multiresolution techniques have lead to the creation of
elegant and efficient methods for processing regular geometry.
Many real world applications in CAGD require the use of irregular
geometry. This minisymposium focuses on new developments in
extending multiresolution methods to irregular geometry. The
first two speaker will discuss new methods for building
multiresolution spaces over irregular triangulations (using
subdivision and the Powell-Sabin split, respectively). The final
two speakers will discuss a powerful new multiresolution
representation for polyhedra and a method for converting
arbitrary polyhedra into this representation.
Organizer: Joe D. Warren
Rice University
- 10:30 Subdivision Methods for Irregular Triangulations
- Joe Warren, Organizer
- 11:00 Multiresolution Spaces Based on Powell-Sabin
Splits
- Hans-Peter Seidel, University of Erlangen, Germany
- 11:30 Multiresolution Analysis of Arbitrary Meshes I
- Michael Lounsbery, Alias Research, Seattle
- 12:00 Multiresolution Analysis of Arbitrary Meshes II
- Matthias Eck, University of Darmstadt, Germany
8/28/95