Posters

The following posters will presented in the fast forward session on Tuesday, 3 May and in the virtual posters session on Wednesday, 4 May.

Tighter Spherical Harmonic Quantization Bound

Tyler Wiederien and Peter-Pike Sloan

Real-time render for multi-resolution model based on dynamic subdivision

Rui Li

Specular Manifold Bisection Sampling for Caustics Rendering

Jia-Wun Jhang and Chun-Fa Chang

Immersive-Labeler: Immersive Annotation of Large-Scale 3D Point Clouds in Virtual Reality

Achref Doula, Tobias Güdelhöfer, Andrii Mativiienko, Alejandro Sanchez Guinea and Max Mühlhäuser

Cone-Traced Antialiasing for Signed Distance Field Rendering

Andrei Chubarau, Ruby Rao and Derek Nowrouzezahrai

Demos

Additionally, some paper authors will give live demos of their techniques during the virtual posters session on Wednesday, 4 May. These demos will not be streamed to Youtube, so be sure to come to the session if you are interested. Here is a list of these papers:

Interactive simulation of plume and pyroclastic volcanic ejections

Maud Lastic, Damien Rohmer, Guillaume Cordonnier, Claude Jaupart, Fabrice Neyret and Marie-Paule Cani

Real-Time Style Modelling of Human Locomotion via Feature-Wise Transformations and Local Motion Phases

Ian Mason, Sebastian Starke and Taku Komura

Real-time Shading with Free-form Planar Area Lights using Linearly Transformed Cosines

Takahiro Kuge, Tatsuya Yatagawa, Shigeo Morishima

MMPX Style-Preserving Pixel Art Magnification

Morgan McGuire, Mara Gagiu

A Dataset and Explorer for 3D Signed Distance Functions

Towaki Takikawa, Andrew Glassner, Morgan McGuire

Scaling Probe-Based Real-Time Dynamic Global Illumination for Production

Alexander Majercik, Adam Marrs, Josef Spjut, Morgan McGuire

Virtual Posters Session

You must register to attend the posters and demos session. For more details, visit the #posters channel once registered.

All questions about posters and poster presentations should be directed to I3D 2022 Posters Chair Petrik Clarberg.