中国科技大学《计算机图形学》暑期课程
USTC Summer
School 2015 (001M0601)
Advances in Computer Graphics
(计算机图形学前沿进展)
图形与几何计算实验室 (Graphics&Geometric
Computing Laboratory)
中国科学技术大学 (University
of Science and Technology of China)
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2015年3月17日:今年的暑期课程时间定为2015年7月27日至7月31日共5天。授课计划初步确定
,今年的课程将继续完全免费。
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课程介绍: |
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《计算机图形学前沿进展》(课程编号:001M06)为中国科技大学暑期学期的课程。课程由数学科学学院中科大图形与几何计算实验室(GCL)的刘利刚老师(微博)和其他各位老师及国内外学者共同授课。本年度课程的主题为“3D几何感知与建模、
虚拟现实与3D打印”。若对计算机图形学中的几何处理不太熟悉的同学,可提前看一下
刘利刚老师开设的本科生课程《计算机图形学》(2013,2014,2015)和研究生课程《数字几何处理》的主页(其中有较完善的课程课件提供下载
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该课程为全校性公共选修课程,面向应用数学、计算机科学、信息科学等相关专业的学生,欢迎数学学院、少年班学院、信息学院、计算机学院等学院的本科生高年级学生和研究生来选课
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若本校的本科生需要该课程的学分,需要在校教务系统中进行选课。
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该课程以介绍计算机图形学领域的最新的研究成果及进展为主,同时兼顾本科生也会介绍该领域的一些基本问题和研究方向,只要有《线性代数》、《微积分》、《解析几何》、《微分几何》等课程知识的学生都可以听懂。
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本次课程的内容涵盖几何建模、网格化技术、形状的感知分析、结构分析及功能性分析、点云处理、深度相机、细分造型技术、3D打印、Unity3D引擎、虚拟现实等内容,内容丰富和前沿,是了解计算机图形学前沿和未来方向的非常难得的机会。
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上课时间:2015年7月27日至7月31日
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上课地点:中国科技大学东区5教202室
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学分:2
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课程安排: |
时间 |
授课老师 |
课程题目 |
7月27日
星期一 |
08:30-08:50 |
刘利刚 |
课程介绍 |
08:50-10:00 |
刘利刚 |
计算机图形学新进展 |
10:15-11:45 |
刘洋 |
几何建模与处理中的网格最优化 |
14:30-16:00 |
Ruigang Yang |
3D Body Shape Modeling and Motion Tracking using
a Single Depth Camera |
16:15-17:45 |
郑友怡 |
Structure-aware Geometry Processing |
19:30-21:00 |
刘利刚 |
3D打印中的计算机图形学研究 |
7月28日
星期二 |
08:30-10:00 |
邓重阳 |
细分造型方法 |
10:15-11:45 |
Ron Goldman |
Pyramid algorithms for curves and surfaces |
14:30-16:00 |
蔺宏伟 |
几何迭代法及其应用 |
16:15-17:45 |
胡瑞珍 |
三维形状的功能性分析 |
19:30-21:00 |
刘利刚 |
稀疏表达及其在几何处理中的应用 |
7月29日
星期三 |
08:30-10:00 |
徐凯 |
智能三维几何感知、建模与分析 (1) |
10:15-11:45 |
徐凯 |
智能三维几何感知、建模与分析 (2) |
13:30-14:30 |
Unity |
虚拟现实设备展示与体验 |
14:30-16:00 |
张鑫 |
引领潮流的Unity引擎 |
16:15-17:45 |
黄惠 |
Points-based Modeling |
19:30-21:00 |
Panel |
How to
do advanced research? |
7月30日
星期四 |
08:30-10:00 |
Denis Zorin |
State-of-the-art techniques for global
parametrization and quadrangulation (1) |
10:15-11:45 |
Denis Zorin |
State-of-the-art techniques for global
parametrization and quadrangulation (2) |
14:30-16:00 |
潘志庚 |
虚拟现实及应用最新进展 |
16:15-17:45 |
Richard Zhang |
Shape compaction for design and fabrication |
17:45-18:00 |
刘利刚 |
课程总结 |
7月31日
星期五 |
《3D打印
中的计算机图形学研究研讨会》
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授课教师介绍: |
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Denis
Zorin, New York University, USA
http://mrl.nyu.edu/~dzorin
Denis Zorin is a Professor of Computer Science and
Mathematics and the Chair of the Computer Science Department at the
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University.
His areas of research include geometric modeling and processing,
physically-based simulation and numerical methods for scientific
computing. He received a PhD in Computer Science from the California
Institute of Technology; before joining the faculty at NYU, he was a
postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University. He was a Sloan
Foundation Fellow, received the NSF CAREER award, and several IBM
Faculty Partnership Awards. He is a co-recipient of the ACM Gordon
Bell Prize. His former students and postdocs went on to become
faculty members at many leading universities.
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Ron
Goldman, Rice
University, USA
http://www.cs.rice.edu/~rng
Ron Goldman is a Professor of Computer Science at Rice University in
Houston, Texas. Professor Goldman received his B.S. in Mathematics
from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1968 and his M.A.
and Ph.D. in Mathematics from Johns Hopkins University in 1973.
Professor Goldman’s current research interests lie in the
mathematical representation, manipulation, analysis and
reconstruction of shape using computers. His work includes research
in computer aided geometric design, solid modeling, computer
graphics, subdivision, polynomials and splines. He is particularly
interested in algorithms for polynomial and piecewise polynomial
curves and surfaces, as well as in applications of algebraic and
differential geometry to geometric modeling. He most recent focus is
on the uses of quaternions and Clifford algebras in computer
graphics.
Dr. Goldman has published over a hundred articles in journals,
books, and conference proceedings on these and related topics. He
has also published two books on Computer Graphics and Geometric
Modeling: Pyramid Algorithms: A Dynamic Programming Approach to
Curves and Surfaces for Geometric Modeling, and An Integrated
Introduction to Computer Graphics and Geometric Modeling. Dr.
Goldman is currently an Associate Editor of Computer Aided Geometric
Design.
Before returning to academia, Dr. Goldman worked for ten years in
industry solving problems in computer graphics, geometric modeling,
and computer aided design. He served as a Mathematician at
Manufacturing Data Systems Inc., where he helped to implement one of
the first industrial solid modeling systems. Later he worked as a
Senior Design Engineer at Ford Motor Company, enhancing the
capabilities of their corporate graphics and computer aided design
software. From Ford he moved on to Control Data Corporation, where
he was a Principal Consultant for the development group devoted to
computer aided design and manufacture. His responsibilities included
database design, algorithms, education, acquisitions, and research.
Dr. Goldman left Control Data Corporation in 1987 to become an
Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of
Waterloo in Ontario, Canada. He joined the faculty at Rice
University in Houston, Texas as a Professor of Computer Science in
July 1990.
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Hao
(Richard) Zhang,
Simon Fraser University, Canada
http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~haoz
Hao (Richard) Zhang is a full professor in the School of
Computing Science at Simon Fraser University (SFU), Canada, where he
directs the graphics (GrUVi) lab. He obtained his Ph.D. from the
Dynamic Graphics Project (DGP), Dept. of Computer Science,
University of Toronto, and his M.Math. and B.Math degrees from the
University of Waterloo. Richard's research area is computer graphics
with a focus on geometry modeling and processing, shape analysis,
and 3D content creation. He has published more than 90 papers on
these topics. He is an editor-in-chief of Computer Graphics Forum
and an editorial board member of Graphical Models. He has served on
the program committees of all major computer graphics conferences
including SIGGRAPH, SIGGRAPH Asia, Eurographics, Symposium on
Geometry Processing (SGP), among others, and is SIGGRAPH Asia 2014
course chair, a paper co-chair for SGP 2013 and Graphics Interface
2015. He received an NSERC DAS (Discovery Accelerator Supplement)
Award in 2014, a Most Cited Paper Award for the journal
Computer-Aided Design in 2010, the Best Paper Award from SGP 2008,
and a Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS) Research Excellence Award at
SFU in 2014.
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Ruigang
Yang, University of
Kentucky, USA
http://www.vis.uky.edu/~ryang
Ruigang Yang is currently
a full professor of Computer Science at the University of Kentucky.
He obtained his PhD degree from University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill and his MS degree from Columbia University. His research
interests span over computer graphics and computer vision, in
particular in 3D reconstruction and 3D data analysis. He has
published over 100 papers, which, according to Google Scholar, has
received over 7000 citations with an h-index of 38 (as of 2015). He
has received a number of awards, including US NSF Career award in
2004 and the Dean’s Research Award in 2013. He is currently an
associate editor of IEEE TPAMI and a senior member of IEEE.
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潘志庚,杭州师范大学
http://www.cad.zju.edu.cn/home/pzg
中国图像图形学学会副理事长
中国图像图形学会虚拟现实专委会名誉主任
中国系统仿真学会娱乐仿真专委会主任
浙江省娱乐与创意产业研究中心副主任
杭州师范大学数字媒体与人机交互研究中心主任
潘志庚,1965年9月生,1993年获浙江大学工学博士学位。1993年进入浙江大学工作,从事计算机图形学基础理论和算法的研究。以突出成绩在1994年破格晋升为副研究员,在1996年破格晋升为研究员,1998年被浙江大学聘为博士生导师。2000被评为全国高校优秀青年教师(全国100名),2008年被评为全国奥运先进个人。
主要研究方向为:虚拟现实、数字博物馆、互动艺术、数字娱乐与游戏等。发表国际重要期刊和顶级会议论文80余篇,其中SCI论文70余篇;发表的论文被国内外学者广泛引用;根据Google
Scholar,论著被他引近2000余次。其中2012年发表在TVCG上的论文成为全球1%高引论文;2006年发表在C&G上的论文,成为2005年以来被ScienceDirect列入中国作者发表的所有计算机论文中,最受关注的50篇论文(排名第七)。
这些理论研究成果除了被学术界承认外,还在国家重大工程或项目(虚拟奥运博物馆,航海模拟,漫游京杭大运河和上海世博会)中得到成功应用。2001年获得中国高校科技进步奖
(自然科学类)二等奖, 2008年获得国家科技进步二等奖(排名第三),2011年获得上海市科技进步一等奖。2000
年分别获得浙江省自然科学基金杰出青年基金项目和教育部优秀青年教师教学科研奖励计划(即新世纪人才计划),2002-2005/2013-2016二次担任浙江省特聘教授(钱江学者)。
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黄惠,中国科学院深圳先进技术研究院
http://vcc.siat.ac.cn/~huihuang
Hui Huang is a Professor
of Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT), Chinese Academy
of Sciences (CAS), where she is also the Deputy Director of the
Institute of Advanced Computing and Digital Engineering and the
Director of the Visual Computing Research Center and the Director of
the Shenzhen Key Lab of Visual Computing and Visual Analytics. Her
research interests are mainly on Computer Graphics and Scientific
Computing. She has published more than a dozen papers in the top
international journals and conferences. She now serves on the
editorial board of Computer Graphics Forum and as the committee
member of numerous international conferences. She is the recipient
of 2015 Guangdong Technological Innovation Leading Talent Award,
2014 Guangdong Outstanding Graduate Advisor Award, 2013 CAS Youth
International Cooperation Award, 2012 CAS Lujiaxi Young Talent Award
and 2011 Shenzhen Peacock Talent Award. For more details, please
check her homepage:
http://vcc.siat.ac.cn/~huihuang
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蔺宏伟,浙江大学
http://www.cad.zju.edu.cn/home/hwlin
蔺宏伟,男,博士,副研究员,博士生导师。1996年于浙江大学应用数学系获学士学位,后在国有大型企业工作3年。2004年于浙江大学数学系获博士学位。自2004年至今,在浙江大学数学系及CAD&CG国家重点实验室工作。曾赴香港科技大学,美国Brigham
Young
University,香港中文大学和日本国立横滨大学进行访问和合作研究。主持国家自然科学基金3项,浙江省自然科学基金1项,参与973项目与国家基金重点项目各一项。近年来,从事几何迭代法,曲线曲面造型,等几何分析等方面的研究工作。在TVCG,
SIAM Scientific Computing,CMAME,TOG,CAD,CAGD等国内外期刊发表或录用论文50余篇(第一作者通讯作者33篇,SCI收录31篇)。曾获2014年度陆增镛CAD&CG高科技一等奖,2013年度国家自然科学二等奖,2008年度教育部自然科学一等奖,及2006年度中国计算机学会优秀博士学位论文提名奖。
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郑友怡,上海科技大学
http://www.youyizheng.net
Youyi Zheng is an Assistant Professor at ShanghaiTech
University, China. He was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Yale
University during 2013 to 2015 and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at
KAUST during 2011 to 2013. He obtained his Ph.D from Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology in Computer Science in 2011 and
his master and bachelor's degree in 2007 and 2005 respectively, both
from Zhejiang University. His research interests are Imaging,
Geometric Modeling, and Human Computer Interaction.
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课程简介: |
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Title:
State-of-the-art techniques for global parametrization and
quadrangulation Lecturer: Denis Zorin, New York University, USA
Abstract: Surface parametrization makes it possible
to work with surfaces using powerful machinery developed for
functions on planar domains, including a broad range of image
processing tools: it enables a variety of efficient and high-quality
techniques for filtering, compression, feature detection and
matching, deformation and solving equations on surfaces.
Global parametrization, i.e., partitioning a surface into domains
mapped to the plane, has emerged as the essential tool for regular
resampling of surface geometry as well as other types of data
defined on surfaces. Fundamental understanding of the problem and
its connections to many important concepts in differential and
conformal geometry rapidly improved over the past several years
leading to many novel algorithms.
In this course, I will review main advances in the area in recent
years. I will cover a number of aspects of the problem, including
its basic formulation, methods for design of guiding cross-field and
improving parametrization quality (optimization of suitably chosen
distortion measures, both global and worst-case), in particular
constraint-based methods for ensuring parametrization injectivity.
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Shape compaction for design and fabrication Lecturer: Hao
(Richard) Zhang, Simon Fraser University, Canada Abstract:
Compact shape *representations*, e.g., compression, is a
well-studied problem. In this talk however, I will pose the problem
of compaction at the shape *configuration* level. The term shape
configuration refers to how a shape, real or conceptual, is
physically modelled (e.g., in terms of design and composition of its
parts) and spatially arranged (e.g., in terms of shape/part
positioning and possibly in relation to other shapes). The required
storage is the actual physical space the shape configuration
occupies. Compact shape configurations can save valuable space in
industrial settings, e.g., for storage, shipping, 3D printing, etc.,
leading to cost reduction.
I will mainly cover two new problems on shape compaction involving
stacking and folding. We call the two works stackabilization and
foldabilization. In the most general setting, both problems are very
hard. I will show our particular instantiations of the problems,
present our geometric and combinatorial formulations and solutions,
and discuss many possible variations.
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Title:
Pyramid Algorithms for Curves and Surfaces
Lecturer: Ron Goldman, Rice University, USA
Abstract: Pyramid algorithms are dynamic programming procedures
for organizing, visualizing, and analyzing recursive algorithms for
freeform curves and surfaces. Important examples of pyramid
algorithms include:
• Neville’s algorithm for Lagrange interpolation,
• de Casteljau’s evaluation algorithm and subdivision procedures for
Bezier approximation,
• de Boor’s evaluation algorithm and knot insertion procedures for
B-spline curves and surfaces.
In this lecture we provide an introduction to pyramid algorithms,
and we show how to use pyramid algorithms to understand the
organization and properties of a variety of fundamental procedures
for freeform curves and surfaces.
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Title: 3D Body Shape
Modeling and Motion Tracking using a Single Depth Camera
Lecturer: Ruigang Yang, University of Kentucky, USA
Abstract: In this talk, I will talk about low-level 3D sensing
with different modalities, in a pretty high level though.
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Points-based Modeling Lecturer: 黄惠,中国科学院深圳先进技术研究院
Abstract: Nowadays scanning, capturing, processing, analyzing
and reconstructing have formed a prevalent pipeline for 3D and 4D
model generation. In this lecture, I would like to go through the
whole procedure and briefly introduce state-of-the-art algorithms on
each technical aspect.
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Structure-aware Geometry Processing Lecturer: 郑友怡,上海科技大学
Abstract: 3D geometry is now easy to acquire. The acquired
data, however, remains unorganized, low-level, and lack of semantic
information, which makes subsequent handling and processing
difficult, and hinders efficient use of model collections. In this
course, I will focus on the introduction of recent technical
developments in structure-aware geometry processing and various
computational frameworks to extract high-level geometric
abstractions from the unorganized and heterogeneous 3D data.
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历年暑期课程
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