The Program of Computer Graphics ("PCG")
pursues research in many areas of computer graphics.
Much of this work can be grouped into several recognized sub-fields.
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Introduction
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A description of the goals of research at the PCG,
and a discussion of the changing trends in the field.
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Overview
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The "big picture" view of PCG research demonstrates
how computer graphics research requires a multi-disciplinary effort.
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Interactive Modeling
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Providing modelers with intuitive and useful computer interfaces
will allow them to more easily explore their design ideas.
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Light Measurement Laboratory
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Through high precision measurements, we are working to accurately describe
how light reflects from many different surface materials.
This fundamental research is the foundation for higher-level work.
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Global Illumination
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Calculating how light reflects in a simulated environment
has been a staple of our research for many years.
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Image-Based Rendering
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Digital photographs and computer renderings can be combined
to form panoramic images that can be explored interactively.
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Visualization
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Scientific and medical data require different visualization methods
so that the images provide the greatest possible information.
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