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Younis Hijazi

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Detailed information on my personal webpage.

Younis Hijazi

Short Vitae

currently

Postdoc at the Université Louis Pasteur in computer science (since February 2009), in the Informatique Géométrique et Graphique research group of the Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Image, de l'Informatique et de la Télédétection in Strasbourg (France). Funding from the European project PASSPORT.

recently

  • Jan. 2008 - Jan. 2009: Postdoc at the University of Kaiserslautern in the research group Computer graphics. Funding from the International Research Training Group IRTG 1131 of the DFG.
  • Jul. - Aug. 2008: Post-graduate research at IDAV and SCI Institute.
  • Dec. 2007: Doctor rer. nat. of the Technische Universität in Kaiserslautern (Germany). Funding from the International Research Training Group IRTG 1131 of the DFG.
  • Jun. 2005 - Mai 2007: 7-months stay at IDAV, UC Davis and 1-month at SCI Institute, University of Utah, USA.

Vitae in PDF

Research

PASSPORT post-doc topic

Surface and volume reconstruction of blood vessels with guaranteed geometry and topology

Ph.D. thesis

  • Title: Feature Based Visualization
  • Advisor: Prof. Dr. Hans Hagen et Prof. Dr. Charles Hansen (co-advisor).
  • When and where: defense on December 14., 2007 at the University of Kaiserslautern.
  • Abstract:

In this thesis we applied powerful mathematical tools such as interval arithmetic for applications in computational geometry, visualization and computer graphics, leading to robust, general and efficient algorithms. We presented a completely novel approach for computing the arrangement of arbitrary implicit planar curves and performed ray casting of arbitrary implicit functions by jointly achieving, for the first time, robustness, efficiency and flexibility. Indeed we were able to render even the most difficult implicits in real-time with guaranteed topology and at high resolution. We used subdivision and interval arithmetic as key-ingredients to guarantee robustness. The presented framework is also well-suited for applications to large and unstructured data sets due to the inherent adaptivity of the techniques that are used. We also approached the topic of tensors by collaborating with mechanical engineers on comparative tensor visualization and provided them with helpful visualization schemes to interpret the data.

Research interests

  • mathematics
    • implicit functions
    • interval arithmetic, affine arithmetic
    • curves, surfaces and solids
    • differential geometry
    • image processing
  • computer science
    • visualisation, modeling
    • animation/morphing, 4D
    • ray casting/tracing
    • GPU programming
    • virtual reality

Links to other websites

Contact

Dr. Younis Hijazi
LSIIT, Bureau C123
Pôle API
Boulevard Sébastien Brant - BP 10413
67412 Illkirch Cedex
 
Tel :       +33 (0)3 90 24 45 27 
Fax LSIIT : +33 (0)3 90 24 44 45 
Courriel  : younis.hijazi AT lsiit.u-strasbg.fr

Publications

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