IRIS Research Staff

Michael ROY
Ph.D. Student
  Office: 1414 Circle Dr.
410 Science & Engineering
The University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996-2100
Telephone: (865) 974-9213
Fax: (865) 974-5459
E-mail: mroy@imaging.utk.edu
Personal Web Page: http://michaelroy.free.fr
Current Work: Mesh Multiresolution Analysis

This work addresses multiresolution analysis of 3D surface models. Complex models are expensive to render, transmit, and store. We are developing a method for creating multiresolution representations for meshes containing appearance attributes (colors, normals, texture coordinates,...). The overall goal is to extract the details from complex models in order to make a level of detail representation managing appearance attributes. Multiresolution representation gives rise to many applications such as filtering, smoothing, modelling and efficient visualization.


  Mesh Multiresolution Analysis - Developing a method for creating multiresolution representations for meshes containing appearance attributes (colors, normals, texture coordinates,...).
  Mesh Comparison using Attribute Deviation Metric - We have developed an efficient metric allowing local comparison between two triangular meshes according to the geometrical data or appearance attribute data. A experimental software called MeshDev has been developed and is available on line at http://meshdev.sf.net

Schedule:
Monday-Friday: 9am-6pm

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