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Up to December 12, 2006, we received a large number of
announcements of participation in reply to the Call for Participation of CESCG 2007.
Thus, we are proud to publish the preliminary program of
CESCG 2007. Unfortunately, we were not able to accomodate all requested slots,
but we have tried to make a fair selection. Please have a look at the list of talks below and
send us as soon as possible the information still missing in the table (names, talk titles).
To prepare the successful preparation of printed
proceedings and web proceedings for the seminar, we want to remind
the participants about how to proceed in preparing their
contributions. The detailed timetable can be found in the Call for Participation. Please note that in 2006
there were some changes to the LaTEX template, as well as new instructions for
providing images, so please review them carefully!
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A Note to Participants
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Participants are required to upload a zipped
version of their submission (including possible supplementary material like additional images,
movies, ..., for reviewing) via our
submission page (active from January 2, 2007)
by February 2, 2007, 23:59 CET at the latest.
Note that also this year we do not require an anonymous version.
The material will then be distributed for reviewing.
Reviews will be sent to the authors by February 23.
Final submissions must be uploaded by March 9, 2007, 23:59 CET
at the latest. Submissions which are
uploaded after this deadline cannot be published in the
printed version of CESCG 2007 proceedings. As the HTML version
of the proceedings will be prepared in parallel with their printed
version, the HTML files have to be here by the same deadline as well.
Please read the upload instructions which are available at our
submission web page (active from January 2, 2007)
carefully, such that we have no problems to include all the
contributions in the proceedings. Please recall that only
those contributions are included in any form of seminar proceedings
that conform to the "Guidelines for Authors" as specified at
http://www.cescg.org/guidelines/!
Please also make sure that all participants of CESCG 2007, esp. the
speakers and supervisors, do register as early as possible
via the registration page (active from January 2, 2007)!
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Preliminary Seminar Schedule
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The seminar schedule is again divided into three days. We have two invited
talks sessions, six paper sessions, coffee breaks and lunch and again very
popular social programs. See the details in the following time table: [not yet available]
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Invited Talks
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The organizers of CESCG 2007
are proud to announce the invited talks to be held at the
seminar:
| Invited Speaker |
Title and Abstract |
Mateu SBERT,
Spain |
Applications of Information Theory to Computer Graphics
We present in this talk several applications of Information Theory to Computer Graphics,
based on the use of the measures of entropy and mutual information, f-divergences
and generalized entropies.
Application areas presented are hierarchical radiosity, adaptive pixel supersampling, selection
of best view-points, object and scene exploration, mesh saliency, mesh simplification and object recognition.
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Ivana KOLLINGEROVA,
Czech Republic |
Triangulations for computer graphics applications
Triangulations in 2D and 3D are a necessary and useful
tool for many computer-graphics-related
applications. This talk first briefly surveys main
categories and types of triangulations in 2D. Then the
talk concentrates on the most often used triangulations
- Delaunay and greedy, with short recapitulation of
their main properties, behaviour and algorithms for
their construction. Then differences and difficulties
which arise for the 3D case or for dynamic and kinetic
data are addressed. Main attention in the talk will be
drawn to case studies: several computer graphics and
image processing problems, which can be properly solved
by triangulations, such as surface reconstruction,
contour line computation, planar domain boundary
reconstruction, image representation etc.
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Preliminary Program
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In the following we present all the talks announced for CESCG 2007.
In case of missing information (no name or title yet, etc.) we ask
the concerning group to send the missing data as soon as possible.
| Country | City | Name | Title |
| Austria |
Graz |
Tobias Gross |
2D/3D registration of X-ray and CT data |
| Marc Streit |
Interactive Visualization of Complex Graphs |
| Hagenberg |
Ines Stuppacher |
Rendering of Water Drops in Real-Time |
| Vienna (VRVis) |
Oliver Klar |
Interactive GPU-Based Segmentation of Large Medical Volume Data with Level Sets |
| Jürgen Platzer |
Enhancing Interactive Visual Data Analysis by Statistical Functionality |
| Vienna (VUT) |
Martin Haidacher |
Importance Driven Rendering in Interventional Imaging |
| Bosnia |
Sarajevo (Univ.) |
Vedad Hulusic |
Optimization threshold in Sarajevo City Hall virtual model for Efficent Web Presentation |
| Sarajevo (SSST) |
Belma Ramic |
Digital 3D Postcards of Heritage Sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Czech Republic |
Brno |
Radek Kubicek |
Visualization of the Marked Cells of Model Organism |
| Tomasz Mikolov |
Color reduction using K-means clustering |
| Plzen |
Petr Broz |
Exact and heuristic path planning methods for VR |
| Martina Malkova |
A new core-based morphing algorithm for polygons |
| Prague |
Miroslav Miksik |
Implementing lightcuts |
| Juray Svec |
Alternative GUI for interaction in mobile environments |
| Germany |
Bonn |
Marcel Koertgen |
Robust Automatic Registration of Range Images with Reflectance |
| Freiburg |
Marc Gissler |
Simulation and Visualization of Topology-Changing Plastic Material |
| Hungary |
Budapest |
Peter Horvath |
SPH-Based Fluid Simulation for Special Effects |
| Kristof Ralovich |
Implementing and Analyzing a GPU Ray Tracer |
| Poland |
Szczecin |
Maciej Laskowski |
Detection of light sources in digital photographs |
| Dawid Pajak |
General-Purpose Computation Using Graphics Hardware for Fast HDR Image Processing |
| Slovakia |
Bratislava (STU) |
Igor Janos |
Multi-CPU video processing |
| Bratislava (UK) |
Juraj Konecny |
Catmull-Clark Subdivision Surfaces on GPU |
| Radoslav Buranský |
Proposal and Evaluation of Mapping Hypermedia to 3D Sound Space |
| Slovenia |
Maribor |
Bojan Rupnik |
Rendering Large Terrains in Real Time |
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