Werner PurgathoferORCID iD
Accurate Fast Simulation of Light, 4. February 2013- 6. February 2013, Hernstein, Austria

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  • Publication Type: Invited Talk
  • Workgroup(s)/Project(s):
  • Date: 2013
  • Event: The 18th Computer Vision Winter Workshop
  • Location: Hernstein, Austria
  • Conference date: 4. February 2013 – 6. February 2013

Abstract

Light distribution in a scene is a very complex issue if it shall be close to realism. For a lamp producing and light planning company such as Zumtobel it is of great value to be able to design installations interactively, providing immediate feedback to the costumers about the final result. Many aspects such as reflections and indirect lighting make this task difficult. This talk will give some ideas how a project at the research center VRVis approaches this topic, and which algorithms are useful for this. Where can we simplify without visible loss? How can we use the GPU to speed up the calculations? Why are virtual lights an efficient concept? Some example images provide evidence.

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@talk{Purgathofer-2013-cvws,
  title =      "Accurate Fast Simulation of Light",
  author =     "Werner Purgathofer",
  year =       "2013",
  abstract =   "Light distribution in a scene is a very complex issue if it
               shall be close to realism. For a lamp producing and light
               planning company such as Zumtobel it is of great value to be
               able to design installations interactively, providing
               immediate feedback to the costumers about the final result.
               Many aspects such as reflections and indirect lighting make
               this task difficult. This talk will give some ideas how a
               project at the research center VRVis approaches this topic,
               and which algorithms are useful for this. Where can we
               simplify without visible loss? How can we use the GPU to
               speed up the calculations? Why are virtual lights an
               efficient concept? Some example images provide evidence. ",
  event =      "The 18th Computer Vision Winter Workshop",
  location =   "Hernstein, Austria",
  URL =        "https://www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/research/publications/2013/Purgathofer-2013-cvws/",
}