Titlebook: Geometric Modeling for Scientific Visualization; Guido Brunnett,Bernd Hamann,Lars Linsen Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Empirical Analysis of Surface Interpolation by Spatial Environment Graphshe algorithm are the reconstruction of open surfaces with boundaries from data sets of variable density, and the treatment of sharp edges, that is, locations of infinite curvature. The empirical data in particular confirm a formal analysis which has been performed for compact surfaces of limited cur

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Smooth Polylines on Polygon Meshesmentation with possible applications to visualization, reconstruction and parameterization of complex surfaces. In this paper a simple and efficient algorithm for building smooth polylines on triangulated 2D-manifold polygonal meshes is introduced. The algorithm combines geometrical optimization wit

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Access to Surface Properties up to Order Two for Visualization Algorithmsreviously presented visualization methods were developed for a specific type of surface, although principally applicable to generic surfaces. In this paper we discuss a model for a general access to surface properties up to order two, i.e., surface-point locations, normals, and curvature properties,

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Modeling Rough Surfacesfractal dimension [1, 14]. Rough surfaces are observed at all scales independent of their origin; for example, a microscopic view of metal substrate, a cauliflower, ice, and mountains are all rough at some level. Additionally, rough surfaces are frequently generated by various technical processes, s

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Tree-based Data Structures for Triangle Mesh Connectivity Encodingstructures able to represent them efficiently. This is not a trivial task given that the size of a typical meshes can vary from few hundreds triangles, up to hundreds of millions of triangles for some very detailed models.