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* ''' Ph.D. Candidat''' in Computer Science, at [http://lsiit.u-strasbg.fr Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Image, de l'Informatique et de la Télédétection],
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* '''Attaché temporaire d'enseignement et de recherche''' (1-year contract for half-time teaching and half-time reseach)
* '''Teaching Fellow''' at [http://mathinfo.unistra.fr the faculty of Mathematics & Computer Science]
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* '''Researcher''' in Computer Science in the [http://icube.unistra.fr/en/ Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Ingénieur, de l'Informatique et de l'Imagerie - ICube],
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* '''Teaching assistant''' in the Computer Science Department of the [http://iutrs.unistra.fr IUT Robert Schuman]
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* '''Ph.D.''' of the [http://www.unistra.fr Université de Strasbourg]
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==Contact==
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LSIIT UMR 7005 CNRS - UdS
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Pôle API
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BP 10413
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Bd Sébastien Brant
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67412 Illkirch cedex
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FRANCE
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Office C120
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Phone : +33 (0)3 68.85.45.74 
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Mail : lionel.untereiner AT unistra.fr
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|align="right"|[[Image:untereiner.jpg|400px|right|Lionel Untereiner]]
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==Research==
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===Thesis : Representation of multiresolution meshes : an application to subdivision volumes ===
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* Abstract:
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Volume meshes are widespread in computer graphics, scientific visualization and numerical computation. Subdivision, simplification or remeshing operations are sometimes used to speed up processing of these meshes. A solution to manage the complexity of the object and numerical processing applied to it consist in presenting this object at different scales. Nevertheless, existing models are designed for specific approaches making them limited to applications for which they were designed.
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Our research work present a new model for the representation of multiresolution meshes in any dimension based on the combinatorial maps model. We first applied our model to the multiresolution subdivision volumes. In this framework, we present several refinement algorithms of an initial coarse mesh. These algorithms support hierarchies obtained by regular and adaptive subdivision. Finally, we propose two representations, opposed in term of time and space complexity, of this model.
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* Keywords:
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geometric modeling ; multiresolution representations ; topological models ; combinatorial maps ; subdivision volumes
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* Thesis directors :
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** [[Dominique Bechmann]]
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** [[David Cazier]]
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===Research topics===
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* Geometric modeling (Topological models / Combinatorial maps)
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** Multiresolution extensions
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* Geometry processing (based on combinatorial maps extensions)
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** Multiresolution subdivision volumes
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** Multiresolution progressive volume meshes
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===Software Development===
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* Topological geometric modeling kernel : [http://cgogn.unistra.fr CGoGN]
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==Publications==
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Latest revision as of 15:03, 17 February 2014


  • Attaché temporaire d'enseignement et de recherche (1-year contract for half-time teaching and half-time reseach)

Contact

LSIIT UMR 7005 CNRS - UdS
Pôle API
BP 10413
Bd Sébastien Brant
67412 Illkirch cedex
FRANCE
Office C120 
Phone : +33 (0)3 68.85.45.74  
Mail : lionel.untereiner AT unistra.fr
Lionel Untereiner

Research

Thesis : Representation of multiresolution meshes : an application to subdivision volumes

  • Abstract:

Volume meshes are widespread in computer graphics, scientific visualization and numerical computation. Subdivision, simplification or remeshing operations are sometimes used to speed up processing of these meshes. A solution to manage the complexity of the object and numerical processing applied to it consist in presenting this object at different scales. Nevertheless, existing models are designed for specific approaches making them limited to applications for which they were designed.

Our research work present a new model for the representation of multiresolution meshes in any dimension based on the combinatorial maps model. We first applied our model to the multiresolution subdivision volumes. In this framework, we present several refinement algorithms of an initial coarse mesh. These algorithms support hierarchies obtained by regular and adaptive subdivision. Finally, we propose two representations, opposed in term of time and space complexity, of this model.

  • Keywords:

geometric modeling ; multiresolution representations ; topological models ; combinatorial maps ; subdivision volumes

Research topics

  • Geometric modeling (Topological models / Combinatorial maps)
    • Multiresolution extensions
  • Geometry processing (based on combinatorial maps extensions)
    • Multiresolution subdivision volumes
    • Multiresolution progressive volume meshes

Software Development

  • Topological geometric modeling kernel : CGoGN

Publications

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