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Doctoral Program for the Confluence of Graphics and Vision
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Computer vision and computer graphics constitute two closely related areas of research: Though both fields rely on the same physical and mathematical principles and on a common set of representations, they mainly differ in how these representations are built. Traditionally these two fields have been treated as separate academic discipline. Exploiting the commonalities between vision and graphics turns out to be a scientifically profitable endeavour. There are many examples of fruitfull combination of graphics and vision, but there is no systematic education of students (especially in Austria). Therefore, the goal of this doctoral program Confluence of Vision and Graphics is to educate highly talented PhD students in this interdisciplinary field and to teach them a common view of this challenging topic from the start. All proposed topics require a significant amount of vision and graphics. The students will be co-supervised jointly by one professor with vision and one professor with graphics expertise. The proposed educational program will ensure that the students will be trained to become future leading scientists, which will face the challenges of research excellence in the interdisciplinary area of graphics and vision, academic leadership, and social competence as a member of a particular research group as well as being a part of the global research network. |
2007 | 2019 |
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EXPO 2000
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During the EXPO 2000 international exhibition in Hannover environmental topics related to the city of Graz are demonstrated. The visitors can use one of three gaming sites to explore the Graz efforts for saving energy and preventing the pollution of the environment.
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2000 | 2000 |
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3-Dimensional Measurement and Virtual Reconstruction of Ancient Lost Worlds of Europe (MURALE)
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Tools will be developed for the reconstruction of a currently excavated archaeological site for different periods throughout the time of its occupation. This includes the development of 3D acquisition systems that can measure a range of objects of different dimensions to produce accurate and realistic looking 3D models and of tools for virtual reconstruction, documentation and classification of objects ranging from pottery sherds to entire urban building complexes. The project will provide archaeologists with the tools to support the analysis and restoration of their finds. The virtual artefacts and buildings together with the related information will be stored in a multimedia database with appropriate searching and querying functionality. 3D visualisation technologies will be developed for the interactive presentation of archaeological results in museums and via the internet, to the broad public as well as to experts. To provide Europe with an archaeological lead. Partner: Departement Elektrotechniek ESAT-PSI, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven |
2000 | 2003 |
