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ORCIDComputers & Graphics, Volume 45
Volume 45, December 2014
- Stéphane Mérillou, Carles Bosch
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Foreword to the special section on aging and weathering. A1 - Richard Bezin, Benoît Crespin, Xavier Skapin, Olivier Terraz, Philippe Meseure:
Generalized maps for erosion and sedimentation simulation. 1-16
- Paul G. Kry:
Foreword to Special Section on Graphics Interaction. A2-A3 - Charly Collin, Sumanta N. Pattanaik, Patrick LiKamWa, Kadi Bouatouch:
Discrete ordinate method for polarized light transport solution and subsurface BRDF computation. 17-27 - Oskar Elek, Tobias Ritschel, Carsten Dachsbacher, Hans-Peter Seidel:
Principal-Ordinates Propagation for real-time rendering of participating media. 28-39 - Steve Tonneau, Julien Pettré, Franck Multon:
Using task efficient contact configurations to animate creatures in arbitrary environments. 40-50
- Alessandro Artusi, Zhuo Su, Zongwei Zhang, Dimitris Drikakis, Xiaonan Luo:
High-order wavelet reconstruction for multi-scale edge aware tone mapping. 51-63 - Kang-Lai Qian, Bin Wang, Huarong Chen:
Automatic flexible face replacement with no auxiliary data. 64-74
- Maxime Tournier, Matthieu Nesme, François Faure, Benjamin Gilles:
Velocity-based adaptivity of deformable models. 75-85
- Lien Muguercia, Carles Bosch, Gustavo Patow:
Fracture modeling in computer graphics. 86-100
- Flora Ponjou Tasse, Arnaud Emilien, Marie-Paule Cani, Stefanie Hahmann, Neil A. Dodgson:
Feature-based terrain editing from complex sketches. 101-115
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