Research Faculty
» James Arvo » Paul Dourish » David Eppstein » Michael T. Goodrich » Ramesh Jain » Aditi Majumder » Gopi Meenakshisundaram » Deva Ramanan » Bill Tomlinson The development of new technologies in graphics and visualization are fundamental to finding better ways to communicate information.
Current and future research areas include, but are not limited to:
» Compression and progressive transmission of multi resolution models
» Simplification of polygonal surface models
» Volume representations, simplification and rendering
» Handling and visualizing large scale multi resolution terrain and image data
» Computational geometry problems in image-based rendering methodsApplications are Internet-based visualization of remotely located complex objects, volume manipulation and visualization, geographic information systems, and simplified 3-D rendering based on 2-D images.
More information: http://www.graphics.ics.uci.edu/
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