Proceedings. 2003 International Conference on Cyberworlds
DOI: 10.1109/cyber.2003.1253455
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Mesh generation and refinement of polygonal data sets

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“…Let us note that our main premise is to take account of a surface variation σ (an analog of surface curvature) that might be useful for correct choice of a radius of support (r-sphere) for reconstruction taking into consideration the orientations of local surface elements. In our work (63) , we have investigated rather simple scheme taking account of the local geometry of a surface. Figure 13 shows the results of reconstruction using the approach discussed above.…”
Section: Mesh Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us note that our main premise is to take account of a surface variation σ (an analog of surface curvature) that might be useful for correct choice of a radius of support (r-sphere) for reconstruction taking into consideration the orientations of local surface elements. In our work (63) , we have investigated rather simple scheme taking account of the local geometry of a surface. Figure 13 shows the results of reconstruction using the approach discussed above.…”
Section: Mesh Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, it has received much attention due to the works of Melenk and Babuska (30) and Krysl et al (31) Application of PUM for goals of geometry modeling was considered in a recent article by Ohtake et al (32) In fact, PUM does not provide overall smoothness. According to our experiments (33) with PUM, reconstructed surfaces often exhibit clearly visible "bumps," so a surface generated by PUM should be refined by applying smoothing algorithms.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%