Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, November 13th, 1996
- Location:
- DC 2303 (Lab)
- Time:
- 11:30 AM
- Chair:
- Wilkin Chau
1. Adoption of the Agenda - additions or deletions
2. Coffee Hour
- Coffee hour this week:
- To be determined
- Coffee hour next week:
- To be determined
3. Next meeting
- Date:
- November 20th, 1996
- Location:
- DC 1304
- Time:
- 11:30 AM
- Chair:
- Balasingham Balakumaran
- Technical presentation:
- Richard Bartels
4. Forthcoming
- Chairs:
- Bill Cowan
- Itai Danan
- Matthew Davidchuk
- Tech Presenters:
- Balasingham Balakumaran
- Bill Cowan
- Itai Danan
5. Technical Presentation
- Presenter:
- Wilkin Chau
- Title:
- Gamut mapping in Reflectance Space
- Abstract:
-
The gamut mappings for the colours specified in reflectance coordinates
are studied. This talk is about a mapping algorithm based on the
fundamental component of the reflectance, and shows that this method
consistently conserves colour sensation better than simple projective
mappings.
6. General Discussion Items
- Empty
7. Action List
-
Navid Sadikali and Richard Bartels:
UofT visit in April
8. Director's Meeting
9. Seminars
Light, the Universe and Parallel Radiosity
by
Alex Brodsky
Abstract
Ray tracing has been used extensively to create rather spectacular if not
realistic images. Unfortunately ray tracing does not work well with diffuse
environments. The radiosity algorithm overcomes this limitation but is
computationally expensive. One approach to improving the performance of a
radiosity algorithm is to run it in parallel on machines like the CRAY-T3D.
Inthis talk I will discuss the progressive refinement radiosity algorithm
and a possible parallelization of the algorithm which I implemented while at
the Edinburgh Parallel Computer Centre.
Wednesday, November 13, 1996
17:30
TBA
All are welcome.
Doughnaughts and tea will be served.
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10. Lab Cleanup (until 12:30 or 5 minutes)