i3D 2008 | Posters & Demos

Posters & Demos

The posters program offers a unique opportunity to showcase innovative techniques in games and other commercial products, work in progress, student projects, or non-traditional research. We encourage (but do not require) posters that can be presented with an accompanying live demo. A posters "fast forward" session will give each presenter the chance to give a brief description of their poster prior to the poster sessions. Poster sessions will provide a casual setting to allow presenters to show their work and have one-on-one dialogue with attendees and also to control the pace and level of the presentations.

I3D 2008 Best Student Poster Awards:

1st Place:

Efficient Deformable Body Simulation using Stiffness-Warped Nonlinear Finite Elements
Wayne Ngan, John Lloyd

2nd Place (two winners):

Fast Color-Space Decomposition based Environment Matting
Biswarup Choudhury

Free-Viewpoint Video System Optimization Using a GPU
Neal Orman

2008 Accepted Posters:

Layered Variance Shadow Maps
Andrew Lauritzen

Fast Color-Space Decomposition based Environment Matting
Biswarup Choudhury

Extensions to Inverse Displacement Mapping: Towards More Accurate Silhouette and Dynamic Displacement
Yung-Yu Chuang

Real-time Multi-valued Solid Voxelization by Dynamic Slice Functions
Duoduo Liao

Reconstructable Geometry Shadow Maps
Qinghua Dai

Semiautomatic Shader Code Generation for Rendering Voxelized Polygonal Models
Jan Fischer, David Whittaker, Aaron Lefohn, Bruce Gooch

Efficient Deformable Body Simulation using Stiffness-Warped Nonlinear Finite Elements
Wayne Ngan, John Lloyd

Free-Viewpoint Video System Optimization Using a GPU
Neal Orman

Horizon Split Ambient Occlusion
Rouslan Dimitrov, Louis Bavoil, Miguel Sainz

Feature-based Texture Mapping from Video Sequence
Xianwang Wang

Crowd Rendering with Non-Planar 3D Impostors
Jerry Yee

Animating Reactive Motions for Physics-Based Character Animation
HyunHo Jee

Game Engine Development for Stereoscopic Content In Portable Tilted and Level Domed Planetarium VR Environments
Mark Prusten

An Implementation of Ray Tracing Core on FPGA
Jinhong Park

A Case Study in Using Gestures and Bimanual Interaction to Extend a High-DOF Input Device
Trevor O'Brien

Fast, Parallel, GPU-based Construction of Space Filling Curves and Octrees
Rhushabh

Color change of objects in virtual environments: Using IBR under a light source with arbitrary spectral distribution
Takashi Sakaue

Measurement of BTDF and rendering of woven cloth - Production of curtain catalog animation
Hitoshi Uno

Last Diminisher Improves Balance in Settlers of Catan
Sara Carian

Exploring Dimensionality Reduction of Animal Flight Kinematics in an Interactive Virtual Reality Setting
Mykhaylo Kostandov

Deformable Model Collision Detection using A-Buffer
Hanyong Jang

Fast Path Planning Using Motion Graphs
Mentar Mahmudi

Original call:

Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of experts in the field. Review criteria include contribution of the work to the game, graphics, and HCI communities, validity of the results, originality of the work, and clarity of presentation. Posters may be submitted with or without a demo. A poster/demo proposal consists of a one page extended abstract in ASCII text or PDF format. The authors are also encouraged to submit a preliminary PDF or Powerpoint version of the poster. Posters & Demos can be submitted electronically at: posters@i3dsymposium.org

Authors of accepted posters will be given the opportunity to have the poster abstract published in the ACM Digital Library. (By default, accepted abstracts will not be forwarded to the ACM DL.)

The poster & demo submission deadline is December 23, 2007.

Acceptance notifications for posters & demos will be sent on January 7, 2008.

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