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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.
Latest news
Seminar 02/10 – Léo Arnal–Anger – Analyse comparative des approches d’estimation des propriétés différentielles sur les nuages de points 3D
For the next STORM seminar, Léo Arnal–Anger will be giving a presentation titled: Analyse comparative des approches d’estimation des propriétés différentielles sur les nuages de points 3D
Abstract:
La présentation sera axée sur les différentes approches d’estimation de propriétés différentielles (courbures, normales), appliquées aux nuages de points 3D.Je présenterai un outil de benchmarking utilisé pour évaluer ces méthodes, ainsi que les différents outils développés pour analyser comparativement ces estimateurs.L’objectif…
Seminar 25/09 – Charline Grenier – Presentation of my thesis entitled: Procedural generation and real-time rendering of structured patterns
For the next STORM seminar, Charline Grenier will be giving a presentation titled: Presentation of my thesis entitled: Procedural generation and real-time rendering of structured patterns
Abstract:
In a virtual world, objects represented are described as much by their geometry as by the luminous behaviour of their surface. The latter is an important element in the realism of the scene created.…
Seminar 18/09 – Jules Vidal – Presentation of the article entitled : Comparative Study of the Perceptual Sensitivity of Topological Visualizations to Feature Variations
For the next STORM seminar, Jules Vidal will be giving a presentation titled: Presentation of the article entitled : Comparative Study of the Perceptual Sensitivity of Topological Visualizations to Feature Variations
Abstract:
I will present a paper from IEEE VIS 2023, that introduces a study of the comparative efficiency of topological tools for the visual analysis of features variations in scientific data.…
