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CPSC 591 W2019 Rendering Showcase

Students in CPSC 591 (Rendering) need to complete a final project where they implement a rendering technique of their choice. In Winter 2019, students worked hard and produced some amazing results! Showcased below are some of the projects spanning physically-based, realtime and non-photo realistic rendering (NPR) techniques.

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  • Stroke-based Rendering by Veronica H.

  • Car Paint Rendering by Rachel M.

  • Tilt-Shift Lens Systems by Eric D.

  • Toon Shading, Feature Lines, Hatching by Adrian B. and Andrew H.
     

  • Realtime Atmospheric Scattering by Guillaume P.

  • Realtime Shallow Water Rendering by Colt L.

  • Realtime Fractal Rendering via Distance Estimators by Scott E.

     

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Second Place in the 2018 Visualize This Challenge.

Usman Alim and Roberta Mota's submission secured second place in the Visualize This challenge organized by West Grid. The official announcement is here. The video below visualizes lipid-protein interactions extracted from the contest data (scientific track) using MDAnalysis. The renderings were done in Paraview using the OSPRay renderer.

 

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Best Report Cover: SciVis Contest 2018

Congratulations to Haysn Hornbeck whose submission to the IEEE SciVis Contest 2018 won the best report cover visualization! Shown below is the image Haysn rendered using a physically-based volumetric scattering model. For more details, please refer to the submission

 

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Paper at EuroVis 2018

We presented our paper “Illustrative Multivariate Visualization for Geological Modelling" at EuroVis 2018!

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Congratulations Jubair!

Mohammad Imrul Jubair successfully defended his MSc thesis on Dec. 6, 2016. Jubair spent a bit over two years with us and is now back in Bangladesh continuing his pursuits in academia. Congratulations Jubair! We wish you all the best for a bright future.

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Winning the Compute Canada Visualize This Challenge

Allan Rocha and Julio Daniel Silva worked tirelessly to prepare a submission for the Visualize This challenge organized by Compute Canada's Visualization Team. The visualization design was based on Allan's decal-mapping and layering technique that appeared at SciVis 2016. We won the challenge!

The official announcement is here.

The video below showcases Allan's design.

 

Compute Canada - "Visualize This!" Challenge from Allan Rocha on Vimeo.

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Paper accepted at VMV 2016

The paper "Icosahedral Maps for a Multiresolution Representation of Earth Data" got accepted to be presented at the 21st International Symposium on Vision, Modeling and Visualization (VMV 2016)!jordan Release Dates

Paper accepted at IEEE VIS 2016

We will present the paper “Decal-maps: Real-Time Layering of Decals on Surfaces for Multivariate Visualization” at IEEE VIS 2016! sneakers

Congratulations, Good Byes, and Welcome.

Bita Akram successfully defended her MSc thesis and is now pursuing a PhD south of the border at NC State University - congrats Bita! Pan and Gonzalo completed their summer internships. We have three new students joining us, Joshua Horacsek (MSc), Roxane Fallah (MSc CMD), and Vahab Hosseini (PhD CMD). Patike

Congratulations Xiaoyang!

Xiaoyang has successfully defended his MSc thesis and is now working for a local medical imaging company. We wish you all the best for all your future endeavours.Nike News

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