Computer Graphics Seminar

CS 718
Mondays, 3:30 - 4:30 pm
5126 Upson Hall

The talks in the Graphics Seminar stem from current research, and they can be of various types:

A talk about a research project in progress, starting with the prior work and ending with current results and plans of what to do next.
A talk about a project that's still just an idea, covering the background and outlining a tentative plan of attack.
A presentation on a paper or set of papers that influenced your thinking in some way.
Some other kind of talk that's of interest to people working in graphics.

Schedule for Spring 2004

February 2	Steve Marschner Image-based capture of surface properties
February 9	Adam Kravetz The Façade image-based architectual modeling system
February 16	Adam Arbree Cloth animation
February 23	Jeremiah Fairbank Stereoscopic displays
March 1	Jon Moon Triangle mesh representations
March 8	Steve Westin A field guide to BRDF models
March 15	Jacobo Bibliowicz Fitting subdivision models for facial animation
March 22	No Seminar—Spring Break
March 29	No Seminar—Visit Day
April 5	Eugene Lee Hardware Acceleration of the Edge-and-Point System
April 12	Jim Ferwerda TBA
April 19	No Seminar—Graphics Week
April 26	Will Stokes TBA
May 3

Previous semesters:

Steve Marschner (srm@cs.cornell.edu)