For the next STORM seminar, Yaniss Nyffenegger-Pere will give a presentation titled : An Accelerated Line-Sampling Monte-Carlo Algorithm

Abstract

Estimations of radiative quantities in the Earth atmosphere need to describe as accurately as possible the absorption phenomenon wich is strongly dependant on spatial and frequential dimension. We address this question in a Monte-Carlo context, where discretes probabilities are used to deal with this absorption, the difficulty being the research of a set of probabilities.…

For the next STORM seminar, Laurent Thongkham will give a presentation titled : Clusterizing brushstrokes for painting animation

Abstract

I will present my approach to clusterizing brushstrokes for the purpose of creating an automatic animation tool in painting style.

This seminar will take place on Friday 25/06 at 12:30pm in room Salle des Thèses at IRIT.(The…

For the next STORM seminar, François Gaits will give a presentation titled : Augmented reality prototype for breast cancer surgery

Abstract

A presentation of my work toward the creation of a prototype for live visualisation of ultrasound images in augmented reality, from medical context to current state, and exploring further possibilities.…

For the next STORM seminar, Pierre Cuquel will give a presentation titled : Large, fast spiking neural networks on the GPU

Abstract

I will present the Spiking Neural Network algorithm developed by S. Thorpe at the CerCo laboratory and the different ways it can be implemented on a GPU.

This seminar will take place online on Friday 11/06 at 12:30pm.(If…

For the next STORM seminar, Sébastien Egner will give a presentation titled : Contour reconstruction from annotated point clouds

Abstract

I will present different methods used for contour reconstruction (such as PIE-NET, Ransac or the one made by Hackel et al in this paper).

This seminar will take place online on Friday 04/06 at 12:30pm.(If…

For the next STORM seminar, Charlie Grand will present the work done during his internship

Abstract

A synthesis of my work on Radium-Engine during my 2-month L3 internship in the STORM team.

This seminar will take place online on Friday 28/05 at 12:30pm.(If you want to attend the seminar, do not hesitate to ask for the zoom link.)…

For the next STORM seminar, David Coeurjolly will give a presentation titled : Hands-on: Discrete Calculus on Polygonal Meshes

Abstract

The objective of this talk will be to sketch notions of calculus on generic meshes (triangular, polygonal non-convex non-planar faces, non-manifold edges…) with a practical point of view. In the literature, there are many ways to discretize calculus on discrete surfaces but I would like to show that implementations can be straightforward, leading to efficient codes for geodesic computations, surface parametrization, surface smoothing/fairing… I will conclude with further ongoing projects on that topic.…

For the next STORM seminar, Gauthier Bouyjou will give a presentation titled : PostFX Shadow Layers

Abstract

The rendering of a computer generated image records not only a “photo” image of the scene, but also other information in the form of 2D layers, such as the distance to the viewpoint,the orientation of surfaces, and the unique identifiers of each represented object.…

For the next STORM seminar, Pierre Mézières will give a presentation titled : Spherical Harmonics gradient

Abstract

The spherical harmonics (SH) allow to speed up the calculation of convolution between light and material at each shading point. However, projecting the light onto SH at each frame is a computational challenge. Wu et al.…

For the next STORM seminar, David Vanderhaeghe will animate a reading group about : Coherent Mark-based Stylization of 3D Scenes at the Compositing Stage

Abstract from the paperWe present a novel temporally coherent stylized rendering technique working entirely at the compositing stage. We first generate a distribution of 3D anchor points using an implicit grid based on the local object positions stored in a G-buffer, hence following object motion.…