41. GameDev.net - Real Time Computer Graphics News real time computer graphics News Posted by Tiago Sousa at 1303. The real timeShadow Techniques tutorial is now updated, with a chapter on shadows volumes. http://www.gamedev.net/info/news/FullStory.asp?StoryID=4903

42. 95.402 Real-Time Computer Graphics - Course Outline 95.402* computer graphics realtime 3D graphics, Fall 2001. times/InstructorTues 730pm (3 hours) Room 3235 Mackenzie Engineering WR Lalonde. http://individual.utoronto.ca/smalik/402/courseOutline.html

Carleton University, School of Computer Science 95.402* Computer Graphics: Real-time 3D Graphics, Fall 2001 Times/Instructor : Tues 7:30pm (3 hours) Room 3235 Mackenzie Engineering W.R. Lalonde Teaching Assistants Ernest Szoka: Tuesday 5:30pm-7:30pm (3rd floor/4th floor labs, Herzberg) Shahzad Malik: Tuesday 4pm-6pm, Friday 11am-1pm (4135HP) Course Description : This course will provide students with two important skills: (a) Better understanding of large software development. (b) Better understanding of practical techniques that support real-time 3D graphics. Course Goals : To develop a real-time 3D graphics game engine in C++. After the initial software provided, all subsequent development will be done by students in assignments and as part of the course project to be handed in at the end of the course. Your project must integrate all of the tasks developed in the assignments and additionally provides some novel facility related either to the game development environment or the run-time game facilities. Every student must develop a unique game so don’t give away all your good ideas to your buddies. Every assignment serves as a stepping stone to further extensions that you might want to work on in parallel with the assignment work to help you be further along by the end of the course.

43. FreeCraft - A Free Real-time Strategy Game Engine can be used to build C C, WC2, SC and AOElike real-time strategy (RTS If you area talented computer graphics artist or musician (newbies are welcome too) who http://www.freecraft.org/

Home Download Screenshots FAQ ... -browse CVS FreeCraft Stable: Unstable: -none- Snapshots: FcMP Stable: Unstable: -none- Snapshot: support: nehal @ canada.com freenode irc: #FreeCraft webmaster: nehal @ canada.com Last updated: 2003/04/06 UTC About The FreeCraft Media Project (FcMP) needs your help. If you are a talented computer graphics artist or musician (newbies are welcome too) who is looking to prove your worth, why not do so by donating your time to our cause? OpenSource Developers Wanted GNU General Public License . If you are an opensource developer who has a love for fantasy, roleplaying, or strategy gaming, this is the project for you! News FreeCraft 1.18 Released The FreeCraft team is proud to announce the release of FreeCraft 1.18 . Thanks to everyone who contributed code, reported bugs, and suggested ideas. Here are the main new features: Save and Load (Single Player) Shared Vision and Diplomacy Replays Auto Spell Cast Much Improved Multiplayer Support FcMP and WC2 can be played against each other Many bug fixes FreeCraft 1.18pre2 Released

44. Interactive Computer Graphics experience in manipulating large numbers of 3D data sets in real-time. In fact,in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry the graphics computer has evolved http://www.mih.unibas.ch/Booklet/Chapter1/Chapter1.html

Real-time animation and manipulation of 3D-objects in stereo by interactive computer graphics prepared by Christian Henn Introduction Modern graphics computers are powerful tools assisting the scientist in understanding complex three-dimensional (3-D) scenarios such as the atomic structure of a protein molecule, or a pelvis fracture as obtained by computer tomography (CT). Nowadays, graphics computers achieve such a high processing speed that it has become routine to manipulate even the most complex 3-D objects interactively, and to animate their dynamic properties in real-time. Principle Molecular modeling [Lipkowitz, 1990] is a general term involving interactive computer graphics and computational methods to construct, manipulate and analyze the structure and function of molecules. Recent advances in the development of graphics workstations have provided the scientist with virtual reality, i.e., highly complex molecular structures can be visualized and animated in real-time, providing accurate stereo impression employing state-of-the-art display technology [Akeley, 1993]. Standard molecular modeling applications include a variety of tasks, ranging from rational design of novel organic compounds to understanding the assembly of biological macromolecules. Inherent to the visualization of these problems is the representation of a 3-D molecular system. At high resolution, as obtained by X-ray crystallography, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), or theoretical simulations, this task requires a structural description of the molecule in terms of its atomic coordinates. Atoms are often displayed as solid-renderd spheres, whereas covalent bonds are shown as sticks joining two atoms. Other properties of the molecule, e.g., its hydrophobic or electrostatic potential, which govern most of the intra- and intermolecular interactions, can best be displayed on a solvent-accessible surface generated from its atomic coordinates.

45. Chapter 6 -- Interactive Computer Graphics In Biology Moreover, realtime 3-D modeling by interactive computer graphics offers an effectivetool to understand and interpret complex structural scenarios involving http://www.mih.unibas.ch/Booklet/Booklet96/Chapter6/Chapter6.html

Real-time visualization, manipulation and interpretation of biological objects by interactive computer graphics prepared by Daniel Stoffler and Christian Henn INTRODUCTION 3-Dimensional (3-D) structural information is the key to understanding the function of biomolecules , their molecular interactions and supramolecular assemblies . Over the past decade, a variety of experimental and theoretical methods have been developed to provide 3-D structural insight at various resolutions, such as obtained by X-ray crystallography nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), electron microscopy (EM), atomic force miscroscopy (AFM), and medical imaging such as computer tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Modern graphics computers are powerful tools to visualize these 3-D data sets , so it has become routine to manipulate even the most complex 3-D objects interactively , and to animate their dynamic properties in real-time [c.f. Henn et al., 1996 Structure determination requires experimental data to be gathered by different data acquisition methods and under a variety of preparation conditions, because a given method either provides only partial insight or is subject to preparative experimental artifacts due to the size and complexity of the molecular system under investigation. Also, different preparation methods produce

46. A Proposal Of Real-time 3D Computer Graphics Animation System Based On A Concurr A Proposal of realtime 3D computer graphics Animation System Based onA Concurrent Object Model (Special Issue on Parallel Processings). http://www.ipsj.or.jp/members/Journal/Eng/4005/article027.html

Last Update¡§Thu May 24 14:44:42 2001 IPSJ JOURNAL Abstract Vol.40 No.05 - 027 A Proposal of Real-time 3D Computer Graphics Animation System Based on A Concurrent Object Model (Special Issue on Parallel Processings) YOSHIKAWA KAZUHIRO MASA KENTARO TAKI KAZUO The Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University Department of Computer and Systems Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kobe University We propose the method for the three-dimensional computer graphics (3DCG) animation system based on a concurrent object model. In this method, each character and object appearing in the animation story is modeled as a concurrent object and they act their own roles by discreate event simulation based on exchanging messages. By implementing thread-based system in the object inside, this system can execute the simulation and outputting the virtual world as real time 3DCG in parallel. In this paper, we will describe this method and show prototype of real-time 3DCG animation system applied our method experimentally. ¢¬Index Vol.40 No.05

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48. Citation realtime programmable shading Proceedings of the 1995 on Interactive 3D graphicsAnselmo Lastra 28th annual conference on computer graphics and interactive http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=15892&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CFT

49. Citation D. Abram , Eric D. Grant, Near realtime shaded display of rigid objects, Proceedingsof the 10th annual conference on computer graphics and interactive http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=74343&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CFT

50. Computer Vision Online Publications and practitioners in fundamental realtime imaging technologies Machine graphics andVision Journal; Machine Vision Videre - Journal of computer Vision Research. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~cil/v-pubs.html

References Computer Science Bibliography - Computer Graphics and Vision - Very large collection of bibliographies ( mirror site On-line Computer Science Tech Reports - all kinds, not just vision Rosenfeld Bibliographies index and search (US) text only ), and BibTeX/ASCII versions SPIE Abstracts TU-Delft literature database - Bibliography of vision and related literature including Rosenfeld database. USC Vision Bibliography - An annotated bibliography of computer vision, with image processing and related topics arranged by topic. (more than 20,000 papers indexed!) Papers and Proceedings 1995 IEEE Representation of Visual Scenes - workshop proceedings 1995 NECI Vision Workshop - abstracts and references IEEE Workshop on Statistical and Computational Theories of Vision, 1999 - Online publication of Proc. of IEEE Workshop on Statistical and Computational Theories of Vision, Fort Collins, Co, June, 1999 (in conjunction with CVPR-99). Vision Online: Electronic Publishing for Computer Vision - Essay; send them your comments Journals Computer Vision and Image Understanding - also has special issues such as "Underwater coputer vision and pattern recognition" IJCV - International Journal of Computer Vision Image and Vision Computing Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision - A technical journal publishing important new developments in mathematical imaging.

51. UVA Computer Graphics: Courses and techniques and gain the knowledge necessary to understand and augment the latestinnovations in computer graphics. CS 551/651 real-time Rendering This http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~gfx/courses/

Research People Publications Events ... Home Here are the courses being taught in the area of computer graphics: Spring 2003 CS 445/645 - Intro Graphics This course introduces techniques for 2D and 3D computer graphics, including modeling and representation, illumination and shading, rendering, texturing, and advanced software tools. The student will learn fundamental algorithms and techniques and gain the knowledge necessary to understand and augment the latest innovations in computer graphics. CS 447/647 - Image Synthesis This course provides a broad overview of the theory and practice of rendering. We will discuss classic rendering algorithms, however most of the course will focus on either fundamentals of image synthesis or current methods for physically based rendering. CS 851-2 - Interactive Ray Tracing In this seminar we will explore the literature of this very young branch of computer graphics. We will discuss the "how" of interactive ray tracing: the developments in hardware and algorithms that have made this possible. We will also address the more important question of "why": what, if anything, does interactive ray tracing offer over the extremely sophisticated and powerful polygonal rendering hardware that has been developed over the past twenty years? What novel rendering strategies does real-time ray tracing enable over what was previously possible? Can ray tracing usefully augment production real-time rendering systems such as games? Fall 2002

52. UVA Computer Science: UVa Computer Science Faculty systems, computer security, Greg Humphreys Greg Humphreys computer graphics, scalablerendering with commodity components, and real time rendering techniques. http://www.cs.virginia.edu/people/faculty.html

U NIVERSITY of V ... Phones UVa Computer Science Faculty Abdelzaher Anderson Batson Brogan ... John Knight Software reliability and software engineering Computer networks and network services David Luebke Computer graphics Worthy Martin Christopher Milner William Pearson John Pfaltz ... Kevin Sullivan Software design and software engineering Malathi Veeraraghavan Alfred Weaver William Wulf Currently President of the National Academy of Engineering Honors, panels, and editorships held by our faculty Research funding of our faculty Why study computer science at UVa? Department of Computer Science School of Engineering University of Virginia 151 Engineer's Way, P.O. Box 400740 Charlottesville Virginia (434) 982-2200 Fax: (434) 982-2214 Web Comments: webteam@cs.virginia.edu Admissions Inquiries: inquiry@cs.virginia.edu Site directory Other addresses Server statistics Created by the CS Web Team

53. Real-Time Consensus-Based Scene Reconstruction Using Commodity Graphics Hardware geometric information or requiring any user interaction, in real time and on in thecontext of related work in computer graphics and computer vision, and http://www.computer.org/proceedings/pg/1784/17840225abs.htm

10 th Pacific Conference on Computer Graphics and Applications (PG'02) October 09 - 11, 2002 Tsinghua University, Beijing p. 225 Real-Time Consensus-Based Scene Reconstruction Using Commodity Graphics Hardware Ruigang Yang, Greg Welch, Gary Bishop University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ... In this paper we describe the method, place it in the context of related work in computer graphics and computer vision, and present some results. The full text of pg is available to members of the IEEE Computer Society who have an online subscription and an web account

54. IEEE Computer Graphics And Applications,November/December 2002 (Vol. 22, No. 6) pp. 9099 real-time Rendering in Curved Spaces Jeff Weeks, The full text of IEEE computerGraphics and Applications is available to members of the IEEE computer http://www.computer.org/cga/cg2002/g6toc.htm

November/December 2002 (Vol. 22, No. 6) ZIP of all PDF files PDF's require Adobe Acrobat 4.05+ Click Here to download EIC's Messge  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p.   EIC's Message: Changing of the Guard James J. Thomas About the Cover  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p p.   Into the Abstract Gary Singh Visualization Viewpoints  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p p.   Visual Debugging Patricia Crossno, David Rogers Projects in VR  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p p.   Real World Teleconferencing Mark Billinghurst, Adrian Cheok, Simon Prince, Hirokazu Kato Applications  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p p.   Biomechanics and the Cyberhuman Stephen Figgins Tracking  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p p.   Guest Editors' Introduction: Tracking: How Hard Can It Be? Simon Julier, Gary Bishop Motion Tracking Survey  Free Requires Subscription Purchase p p.   Motion Tracking: No Silver Bullet, but a Respectable Arsenal Greg Welch, Eric p p.   Augmented Reality Camera Tracking with Homographies Simon Prince, Ke Xu, Adrian Cheok p p.   Pose Estimation for Planar Structures Gilles Simon, Marie-Odile Berger

55. ModViz Makes Ultra-High-Quality, Real-Time 3-D Computer Visualization An Afforda CA (October 22) Affordable, high-quality, computer-based 3 models and processesin real-time - a technological personal computers into super graphics engines. http://www.modernvisualization.com/news_events/press_releases/102202_affordable_

Press Releases Events PRESS RELEASE ModViz, Inc., Makes Ultra-High-Quality, Real-Time 3-D Computer Visualization an Affordable Reality Renderizer TM software from Siemens spinout enables high-end, interactive 3-D graphics using basic PC technology SAN MATEO, CA (October 22) - Affordable, high-quality, computer-based 3-D visualization of complex models and processes in real-time - a technological "Holy Grail" for industries of every type - is being made possible by ModViz, Inc., a new Silicon Valley startup whose software turns clusters of ordinary personal computers into super graphics engines. [Digital photos are available on request.] ModViz's first product, Renderizer TM Visualization Cluster Management Software, enables off-the-shelf PCs arrayed in clusters to produce exceptional high-end, real-time, interactive graphics that rival the output from much more expensive proprietary solutions. "Viz clusters" managed by Renderizer software are robust, reliable, and highly scalable to meet every visualization need. They can drive high-resolution displays, dramatic powerwalls, and emotion-stirring virtual-reality environments. Renderizer software is already being used as a central component of prototypical, next-generation combat situation trainers. Early next year, ModViz's corporate customers in North America and Europe will be using Renderizer software to run demanding manufacturing and oil-industry visual applications on PC clusters. Renderizer-managed viz clusters will also be used with applications in the life sciences, architecture and construction, and for entertainment production.

56. MultiGen-Paradigm - Articles And Reviews March / April 2001, computer graphics and Applications Create realtime 3DContent . February 15, 2001, American City County graphics Technology . http://www.multigen.com/news/inthe_news.shtml

Check out what other people are saying about MultiGen-Paradigm products. Spring 2002 ETS News "The Reality Behind Simulation" Issue 1 2002 MS&T "I/ITSEC Show Report" April/May 2002 Real Time Graphics "MPI Introduces Creator Terrain Studio and Vega Prime" April/May 2002 Real Time Graphics 'Industry Briefs' section May 2002 VREfresh "Human Simulation for Vega Prime" April 2002 Military Training Technology "Industry Interview" April 2002 Computer Graphics World "Stalking the Mainstream," mentions Creator March 21, 2002 Computer Graphics World (online) "MultiGen-Paradigm Announces Creator Terrain Studio" March 2002 American City & County "Software Helps Planners See The Future," customer story based on Las Vegas contract February/March 2002 February 2002 Military Training & Simulation News "Image Generation Systems: A roller Coaster Ride" February 2002 GeoWorlD 'Business News' section, coverage of Las Vegas and Orton Foundation OEM releases December 2001 Computer Graphics World "Living In The Past", case study about UCLA's urban simulation team using Creator to recreate the ancient city of Jerusalem

57. MERL - Graphics learning to complex computer graphics problems, such lip synchronization for speech,computer generated animation the world's first realtime volume rendering http://www.merl.com/areas/graphics.php

Graphics Site Search Home Technology Areas Advanced Digital Television ... Contact Most of our sensory information comes through our eyes. Computer Graphics, therefore, plays a critical role at the interface between human and computer. MERL has a strong history in the field of computer graphics research, with participation in respected industry conferences and with diverse research projects, running the gamut from scientific visualization to interactive manipulation of geometric shapes. At MERL, our key focus areas in computer graphics include: - Modeling. We are developing new methods of representing computer graphics that offer advantages for compression, transmission, editing, rendering, and animation of graphics models with increasingly complex shapes. Research includes the use of point samples and adaptively sampled distance fields as primitives for 3D graphics. - Image-Based Rendering (IBR). IBR refers loosely to techniques that generate new images from other images rather than from a geometric description. It combines techniques of computer graphics and computer vision. IBR enables interactive photo-realistic rendering, because the source data are photos. We are working on the creation of static and dynamic 3D photographs and immersive 3D environments, enabling new applications in e-commerce, entertainment, and tele-collaboration. - Computer Graphics and Machine Learning. At MERL, we are applying principles of AI and machine learning to complex computer graphics problems, such as lip synchronization for speech, computer generated animation, and high-resolution image processing.

58. ACM SIGGRAPH CAMPFIRE: Perceptually Adaptive Graphics To enhance realtime performance, techniques which traded accuracy for speed were Inmore recent years, the computer graphics community has started asking http://isg.cs.tcd.ie/campfire/

HOME CALL FOR PARTICIPATION LOCATION PROGRAM ... * PHOTOS Perceptually Adaptive Graphics ACM SIGGRAPH and Eurographics Campfire May 26 th th Snowbird, Utah Co-chairs: Ann McNamara and Carol O'Sullivan Image Synthesis Group , Computer Science Dept. Trinity College Dublin Program Advisors: Jim Ferwerda, Victoria Interrante, David Luebke, Holly Rushmeier, William Thompson, Tom Troscianko A full list of participants can be found HERE Motivation In recent years the realisation has been growing within the computer graphics community of the advantages to be gained by using knowledge of human perception. This Campfire will bring together researchers from the fields of computer graphics and visualisation, psychology, eye-movement analysis, and other related fields to discuss how such knowledge may be exploited to enhance the realism of computer-generated scenes, animations, and virtual environments. Contact Ann McNamara and Carol O'Sullivan Image Synthesis Group , Trinity College Dublin BACK TO TOP maintained by John.Dingliana@cs.tcd.ie

59. GMUGG Projects GMU graphics Group (Contact Dr. Jim X. Chen) computer graphics Lab, George Virtualsurgery simulation. realtime simulation of dust behaviors physics-based dust http://graphics.gmu.edu/

GMU GRAPHICS LAB A FOCAL POINT FOR GRAPHICS-RELATED RESEARCH AND TEACHING Projects and Publications GMU Graphics Group (Contact Dr. Jim X. Chen) Computer Graphics Lab, George Mason University MUVEs : Multi-User Virtual Environments DEVISE : Designing Environments for Virtual Immersive Science Education Knee surgery assistance Knee kinematics during a gait cycle Contact area analysis Virtual surgery simulation Real-time simulation of dust behaviors physics-based dust generation and real-time simulation A frame of real-time simulation Movie (1Mb) : dust behaviors behind a car that begins to move and turn Movie (3Mb) : dust behaivors behind a fast moving car Real-time simulation of liquid behaviors Movie (180Kb) : fluid flow on a Dynamic Terrain Wakes behind moving boats Scan-conversion, rendering, and anti-aliasing Approximate line scan-conversion and anti-aliasing Distributed interactive simulation and virtual environments Sender initiated multicast group protocol Simulation for education and learning Learning through steering Information visualization and retrieval Hyper-image of document information Image Processing Face recognition: from faces to mean-faces Graphics software , a survey;

60. Indispensable Computer Graphics Sites useful, condensed information on many aspects of computer graphics. journal of graphicstools a small but useful code for most any real-time rendering method http://www.realtimerendering.com/portal/

Indispensable Computer Graphics Sites This page is devoted to sites I use on a continuing basis. They're personal picks, and reflect my own biases. I find this page useful - if it doesn't suit you, then copy it and edit it to your own tastes. Google Groups and Google - they're not graphics specific, but are infinitely useful. NVIDIA and ATI developer sites - demos, code samples, white papers, etc. Daily news, more tutorials and samples, and cool stuff - FlipCode GameDev.net OpenGL.org Graphics Gems Repository - contains the source code for many graphics algorithms. Search the contents by category , by author , or by book Magic Software - there are many different code snippets and tutorials here to do all sorts of graphics operations, with a focus on computational geometry and intersection methods. GRAPHBIB - freely search a nearly complete set of references to computer graphics related research. Tim Rowley's SIGGRAPH paper listings: , and . And, his Graphics Hardware Workshop paper listings: , and Frédo Durand's page has links to researchers, labs, publications, and more.

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