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Our research group is part of the IRIT Laboratory (UMR CNRS 5505).
We conduct research on computer graphics, including geometric modeling, 3D animation and rendering.
Once a month we organize an invited STORM seminar, where academic or industrial researchers, or artists present their work. Checkout this page for more details: past speakers, organization, and contact.
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Seminar 31/03 – Mégane Bati – The Walk on Sphere algorithm in Graphics and its extensions
For the next STORM seminar, Mégane Bati will give a presentation titled: The Walk on Sphere algorithm in Graphics and its extensions
Abstract: Monte-Carlo is a standard method to simulate the light transport in a scene by numerically solving the Radiative Transfer Equation.This method can be more widely applied to solve advection-diffusion equations, as recently introduced in Graphics by Sawhney and Crane [2020].The…
Seminar 17/03 – Jules Vidal – Tutorial: Visualizing scientific data with ParaView
For the next STORM seminar, Jules Vidal will give a presentation titled: Tutorial: Visualizing scientific data with ParaView
Abstract: ParaView is an open-source software for interactive visualization and analysis of scientific data. Developed by Kitware (CMake, VTK), it is a broadly-used software in this field, with various features that include server/client architecture for remote visualization, LOD models for interactive analysis of large datasets, parallel and in-situ visualization, and a plugin system that makes it quite extensible.In…
Seminar 10/03 – Chems-Eddine Himeur – Review of Moving object Segmentation (MOS) from state of the art
For the next STORM seminar, Chems-Eddine Himeur will give a presentation titled: Review of Moving object Segmentation (MOS) from state of the art
Abstract: This next seminar, I will review the different approaches taking in the state of the art for MOS.
This seminar will take place on Friday 10/03 at 12:45pm in room Salle des thèses at IRIT.…
