Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Hall A
- Papers: Image Processing
Session Chair: Chris Begler, New York University
Compressing and Companding High-Dynamic-Range Images With Multiscale Wavelet Architectures
Yuanzhen Li
Lavanya Sharan
Edward H. Adelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, and Computer Science and Artificial
Intelligence Laboratory
Video Enhancement Using Per-Pixel Virtual Exposures
Eric P. Bennett
Leonard McMillan
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Animating Pictures With Stochastic Motion Textures
Yung-Yu Chuang
National Taiwan University
Daniel B. Goldman
Ke Colin Zheng
Brian Curless
University of Washington
David H. Salesin
University of Washington and Microsoft Research
Richard Szeliski
Microsoft Research
Image Completion With Structure Propagation
Jian Sun
Microsoft Research Asia
Lu Yuan
Tsinghua University
Jiaya Jia
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Heung-Yeung Shum
Microsoft Research Asia
Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Hall B
- Papers: Large Models & Large Displays
Session Chair: Marc Stamminger, University of Erlangen
GoLD: Interactive Display of Huge Colored and Textured Models
Louis Borgeat
Guy Godin
Philippe Massicotte
François Blais
National Research Council of Canada
Christian Lahanier
Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France
Far Voxels: A Multiresolution Framework for Interactive Rendering of Huge Complex 3D Models on Commodity Graphics Platforms
Enrico Gobbetti
Fabio Marton
Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia
Cache-Oblivious Mesh Layouts
Sung-Eui Yoon
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Peter Lindstrom
Valerio Pascucci
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Dinesh Manocha
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Varrier Autostereoscopic Virtual Reality Display
Daniel J. Sandin
Todd Margolis
Jinghua Ge
Javier Girado
Tom Peterka
Thomas A. DeFanti
University of Illinois at Chicago, Electronic Visualization Laboratory
Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Petree Hall C
- Sketches: Fluid Simulation
Session Chair: Joe Kniss, University of Utah
Cartesian Grid Fluid Simulation With Irregular Boundary Voxels
The simulation grid can often be seen in fluid simulations. Using irregular boundary voxels in fluid simulation and advection, we are able to capture more detail than we can with traditional methods.
Doug Roble
Digital Domain
doug_roble (at) siggraph.org
Nafees bin Zafar
Digital Domain
Henrik Falt
Digital Domain/Sony Pictures Imageworks
Fluid Simulation Via Disjoint Translating Grids
An adaptive fluid-simulation technique that splits the computation domain into multiple moving grids. Using this technique, we are able to simulate fluids over large spatial domains.
Jonathan Cohen
Rhythm & Hues Studios
Frederic Pighin
University of Southern California, Institute for Creative Technologies
Sanjit Patel
Anson Chu
University of Southern California
A Semi-Lagrangian Contouring Method for Fluid Simulation
A semi-Lagrangian surface tracking method for use with fluid simulations. This method maintains an explicit polygonal mesh, which defines the surface, and a supplemental octree data structure.
Adam W. Bargteil
University of California, Berkeley
adamb (at) cs.berkeley.edu
Tolga G. Goktekin
James F. O'Brien
John A. Strain
University of California, Berkeley
Gigantic Deformable Surfaces
Demonstration of the Compact RLE (a highly scalable and efficient level set representation) and massive model representation (+1 Bvoxels), ray-trace rendering, and full sparse-fluid simulation.
Ben Houston
Frantic Films
ben (at) exocortex.org
Michael B. Nielsen
University of Arhus
Christopher Batty
Frantic Films
Ola Nilsson
Ken Museth
Linköpings universitet
Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Room 511AB
- Sketches: Interfaces
Session Chair: Joey Berzowska, Extra Soft Lab/Concordia University
Interface Currents: Supporting Fluent Face-to-Face Collaboration
Flexible containers that provide a controllable flow of interface items to support creativity during collaborative tasks and enable intuitive organization and sharing of digital information around horizontal displays.
Uta Hinrichs
Universität Magdeburg
Sheelagh Carpendale
Stacey D. Scott
University of Calgary
Graphical Digital Storytelling: Visualizing Personal Histories and Relations
A graphical storytelling system for visualizing personal histories and relations between people.
Yuya Nomata
University of Tsukuba
nomata (at) graphic.esys.tsukuba.ac.jp
Junichi Hoshino
University of Tsukuba
Intersection: Computer Graphics for Everyday Living
A wall-hung display for office and home environments that presents real-time information on buses and trams. It investigates how computer graphics can support daily activities in everyday environments.
Sara Ljungblad
Future Applications Lab, Viktoria Institute
saral (at) viktoria.se
Dylan Tinlun Chan
Lars Erik Holmquist
Future Applications Lab, Viktoria Institute
Multi-Touch Sensing Through Frustrated Total Internal Reflection
A simple, low-cost technique for multi-touch sensing based on the phenomenon of frustrated total internal reflection.
Jefferson Y. Han
New York University Media Research Lab
jhan (at) mrl.nyu.edu
Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Room 515B
- Sketches: Image-Based Rendering
Session Chair: Juan Buhler
Carved Visual Hulls for High-Accuracy Image-Based Modeling
A novel method for acquiring high-accuracy solid models of complex 3D shapes from multiple calibrated photographs by enforcing available photometric and geometric information.
Yasutaka Furukawa
Beckman Institute
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
yfurukaw (at) uiuc.edu
Svetlana Lazebnik
Jean Ponce
Beckman Institute
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Image-Based Rendering From a Sparse Set of Images
Exploiting spatial coherence to recover the complex, spatially varying reflectance of an object from a small number of images.
Todd Zickler
Harvard University
zickler (at) eecs.harvard.edu
Sebastian Enrique
Ravi Ramamoorthi
Peter Belhumeur
Columbia University
Image-Based Material Editing
Given a single high-dynamic-range image, this set of methods automatically replaces the material of an object in the image with another, completely different, material.
Erum Arif Khan
University of Central Florida
ekhan (at) cs.ucf.edu
Erik Reinhard
University of Central Florida
Roland Fleming
Heinrich Bulthoff
Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics
Implementation of Modeling Hair From Multiple Views
A practical approach to capturing hair geometry from multiple images of a given subject from different viewpoints, taken under natural lighting conditions without any specific setup. This sketch discusses the implementation details underlying the SIGGRAPH 2005 Paper: Modeling Hair From Multiple Views.
Wei Yichen
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
yichenw (at) cs.ust.hk
Eyal Ofek
Microsoft Research Asia
Long Quan
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Harry Shum
Microsoft Research Asia
Wednesday, 3 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Room 407
- Emerging Technologies - Panels: Augmented Mobile Computing in a Virtual World