Warping & Morphing of Graphical Objects
- 1st Edition - July 1, 1998
- Latest edition
- Authors: Jonas Gomes, Lucia Darsa, Bruno Costa, Luiz Velho
- Language: English
- Hardback ISBN:9 7 8 - 1 - 5 5 8 6 0 - 4 6 4 - 3
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 0 8 - 0 5 2 0 7 8 - 0
Warping and morphing permeate the realm of computer graphics. This classic book defines the field: it presents a unifying view of warping and morphing, combining a conceptua… Read more
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Warping and morphing permeate the realm of computer graphics. This classic book defines the field: it presents a unifying view of warping and morphing, combining a conceptual framework with a consolidated view of the state of the art. Coverage includes deformations of various graphical objects such as plane curves, images, surfaces, and volumes.
The authors developed a full-featured warping and morphing system, Morphos, where several types of graphical objects and computation techniques coexist. Morphos is included on the companion CD-ROM.
This book and CD-ROM offer the most comprehensive professional reference available on warping and morphing techniques. Together they are the complete source for both researchers whose main interests are in the mathematical and conceptual foundations and computer graphics professionals who need to incorporate more warping and morphing techniques into their applications.
* The latest warping and morphing techniques and examples
* An entire chapter on image-based rendering techniques and how they relate to warping and morphing
* Companion CD-ROM containing source code and documentation for the Morphos system
* Links to www.visgraf.impa.br/morph/, which provides an online bibliography and pointers to other regularly updated morphing Web sites
* An entire chapter on image-based rendering techniques and how they relate to warping and morphing
* Companion CD-ROM containing source code and documentation for the Morphos system
* Links to www.visgraf.impa.br/morph/, which provides an online bibliography and pointers to other regularly updated morphing Web sites
Computer animators, graphics specialists, researchers and designers.
Warping & Morphing of Graphical Objects, by Jonas Gomes, Lucia Darsa, Bruno Costa, and Luiz Velho
2 Graphical Objects
3 Transformation of Graphical Objects
4 Warping and Morphing
5 Domain and Range Morphing
6 Image Mapping
7 Graphical Objects
8 Description of Graphical Objects
9 Representation of Graphical Objects
10 Reconstruction of Graphical Objects
11 Transformations of Graphical Objects
12 Specification of Transformations
13 Computation of Transformations
14 Warping and Morphing Techniques
15 A Tour of Warping and Morphing
16 Image-Based Rendering
17 Warping and Morphing of Plane Curves
18 Warping and Morphing of Images
19 Warping and Morphing of Surfaces
20 Warping and Morphing of Volumetric Objects
21 The Morphos System
1 Basic Concepts
- Introduction
Metamorphosis
Uses of Shape Transformations
Metamorphosis and Computer Graphics
Conceptual Framework
Paradigm of the Universes
Structure of the Book
Comments and References
2 Graphical Objects
- The Concept of a Graphical Object
Examples of Graphical Objects
Comments and References
3 Transformation of Graphical Objects
- Transformations of the Space
Transforming Graphical Objects
Classes of Transformations
Linear Transformations
Affine Transformations
Bilinear Interpolation
Projective Space and Transformations
Coons Patch Transformations
Conformal Transformations
Families of Transformation
Comments and References
4 Warping and Morphing
- Basic Definitions and Examples
Metamorphosis and Topology Type
Plane and Spatial Warping
Metamorphosis and Interpolation
Different Views of Warping and Morphing
Optimal Morphing
Morphing = Geometry Alignment + Blending
Comments and References
5 Domain and Range Morphing
- Procedural Modeling and Metamorphosis
Domain Transformations: Warping
Range Transformations
Comments and References
6 Image Mapping
- Warping and Image Mapping
Image Mapping Techniques
Some Applications of Image Mapping
Comments and References
7 Graphical Objects
- Introduction to Part II
Computational Pipeline of Graphical Objects
Comments and References
8 Description of Graphical Objects
- Implicit Shape Description
Parametric Shape Description
Algorithmic Shape Description
Piecewise Shape Description
Comments and References
9 Representation of Graphical Objects
- Object Representation
Shape Representation
Function Representation
Representation and Level of Detail
Blending and Representation Compatibility
Comments and References
10 Reconstruction of Graphical Objects
- Reconstruction and Interpolation
Representation and Reconstruction
Function Reconstruction
Shape Reconstruction
Sampling, Reconstruction, and Aliasing
Resampling
Comments and References
11 Transformations of Graphical Objects
- Introduction to Part III
Computational Pipeline of Transformations
Description of Transformations
Representation of Transformations
Representation and Reconstruction
Comments and References
12 Specification of Transformations
- The Specification Problem
Parametric Specification
Algorithmic Specification
Specification by Parts
Specification and User Interface
Comments and References
13 Computation of Transformations
- Forward and Inverse Computation
Multiple-Pass Warping
Scheduled Computation
Comments and References
14 Warping and Morphing Techniques
- Parameter-Based Techniques
Feature-Based Techniques
Free-Form Techniques
Hybrid Techniques
Algorithmic Techniques
Morphing Techniques
Comments and References
15 A Tour of Warping and Morphing
- Introduction to Part IV
Classes of Graphical Objects
Warping and Morphing of Sound
Warping and Morphing Techniques and Representation
Comments and References
16 Image-Based Rendering
- Image-Based Rendering Pipeline
Morphing and Image-Based Rendering
Case Study: A Tour into the Picture
Scene Sampling
Reconstruction
Virtual Panoramas
Image-Based Navigation
Hybrid Rendering Pipelines
Comments and References
17 Warping and Morphing of Plane Curves
- Planar Curves and Regions
Attributes of Plane Curves
Representation and Reconstruction
Metamorphosis of Planar Curves
Specification Techniques
Metamorphosis Techniques
Warping by Normal Evolution
Metamorphosis by Guided Warping
Comments and References
18 Warping and Morphing of Images
- Images
Description and Representation
Image Warping and Morphing: A Brief Overview
Warping and Morphing Techniques
Image Combination
Scheduled Image Morphing
Real-Time Warping Using Texture Mapping
Comments and References
19 Warping and Morphing of Surfaces
- Preliminary Definitions
Warping Specification
Warping by Parametric Specification
Warping by Change of Coordinates
Warping Using Point Specification
Surface Metamorphosis
Comments and References
20 Warping and Morphing of Volumetric Objects
- Volumetric Objects
Warping Techniques
Warping Computation
Blending Techniques
Warping, Morphing, and Cross-Dissolve
Jump Discontinuity and Regularization
A Brief Survey of Volumetric Morphing
Comments and References
21 The Morphos System
- System's Characteristics
System's Architecture
Kerner Level
Support Level
Platform Level
The System
Examples
Comments and References
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: July 1, 1998
- Language: English
JG
Jonas Gomes
Jonas Gomes is a computer graphics researcher at the Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IMPA), Brazil.
Affiliations and expertise
Instituto de Matematica Pura e Aplicada (IMPA), BrazilLD
Lucia Darsa
Lucia Darsa works as a member of the technical staff at Equator Technologies.
BC
Bruno Costa
Bruno Costa is a software design engineer at Microsoft Corporation.
LV
Luiz Velho
Luiz Velho works with Jonas Gomes at IMPA, also as a computer graphics researcher.
Affiliations and expertise
Instituto de Matematica Pura e Aplicada (IMPA), Brazil