CS 348C - Topics in Computer Graphics

Sensing for graphics

Marc Levoy and Brian Curless

Course material

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• Schedule
• Guidelines for the paper
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Lecture notes

• Imaging - Part I: Optics
• Imaging - Part II: Recorders
• Range Acquisition - Part I: Introduction and Non-optical methods
• Range Acquisition - Part II: Optical methods
• Surface Reconstruction - Part I: Introduction and Point Cloud Methods
• Surface Reconstruction - Part II: Range Image Methods
• Light Fields and Image-Based Rendering
• Scatterometry I
• Scatterometry II
• Introduction to Holography
• Shape and reflectance

Other information

• CS328A - Principles of Experimentation for Computer Vision
  A course taught by Carlo Tomasi in the Spring of 1995 with excellent notes on lenses.
• Selected readings on sensing for graphics.
• Links to 3D scanning.
• Cornell Light Measurement Laboratory
• ERIM tutorial on BRDFs, with lots of references
• Home page for Carlo Tomasi's CS 328B: The analysis of visual texture