Browsing SCA 16: Eurographics/SIGGRAPH Symposium on Computer Animation by Issue Date

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    • Accurate Simulation of Wound Healing and Skin Deformation 

      Feess, Stefan; Kurfiss, Kathrin; Fedkiw, Ronald P.; Michels, Dominik L. (The Eurographics Association, 2016)
      We devise a method for the accurate simulation of wound healing and skin deformation. This is based on adequate formulations modeling the underlying biological processes. Cell movements and proliferation are described by ...

    • CANVAS: Computer-Assisted Narrative Animation Synthesis 

      Kapadia, Mubbasir; Frey, Seth; Shoulson, Alexander; Sumner, Robert W.; Gross, Markus (The Eurographics Association, 2016)
      Despite the maturity in solutions for animating expressive virtual characters, innovations realizing the creative intent of story writers have yet to make the same strides. The key challenge is to provide an accessible, ...

    • A Data-driven Model for Lane-changing in Traffic Simulation 

      Bi, Huikun; Mao, Tianlu; Wang, Zhaoqi; Deng, Zhigang (The Eurographics Association, 2016)
      In this paper, we propose a new data-driven model to simulate the process of lane-changing in traffic simulation. Specifically, we first extract the features from surrounding vehicles that are relevant to the lane-changing ...

    • Enriching SPH Simulation by Approximate Capillary Waves 

      Yang, Sheng; He, Xiaowei; Wang, Huamin; Li, Sheng; Wang, Guoping; Wu, Enhua; Zhou, Kun (The Eurographics Association, 2016)
      Capillary waves are di cult to simulate due to their fast traveling speed and high frequency. In this paper, we propose to approximate capillary wave e ects by surface compression waves under the SPH framework. To achieve ...

    • Dynamic Group Behaviors for Interactive Crowd Simulation 

      He, Liang; Pan, Jia; Narang, Sahil; Manocha, Dinesh (The Eurographics Association, 2016)
      We present a new algorithm to simulate dynamic group behaviors for interactive multi-agent crowd simulation. Our approach is general and makes no assumption about the environment, shape, or size of the groups.We use the ...