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ORCID41st SIGGRAPH 2014: Vancouver, Canada
- Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques Conference, SIGGRAPH '14, Vancouver, Canada, August 10-14, 2014, Talks Proceedings. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-4503-2960-6
Capture and display
- Alex Kim, Daniel P. Ferreira, Stephen Bevins:
Capturing the infinite universe in "Lucy": fractal rendering in film production. 1:1 - Andrew Jones
, Jonas Unger, Koki Nagano, Jay Busch, Xueming Yu, Hsuan-Yueh Peng, Oleg Alexander, Paul E. Debevec:
Creating a life-sized automultiscopic Morgan Spurlock for CNNs "Inside Man". 2:1 - Matthew Gong, Fredrik Nilsson, Alex Powell, Jason Reisig, Alex Wells, Stuart Bryson, Esteban Papp, Paul C. DiLorenzo:
Premo: a natural-interaction animation platform. 3:1
Got crowds?
- Ben Loch, Per Karefelt, Rob Richardson, Alex Rothwell, Andy Hayes:
Volumetric dense mesh deformation in the Tengu Monk fight. 4:1 - John Hood:
CrAM: artist-friendly crowds on "Edge of Tomorrow". 5:1 - Paul Kanyuk:
Level of detail in an age of GI: rethinking crowd rendering. 6:1 - Rob Pieké, Lucy Bailey, Kai Wolter, Jo Plaete:
Creating the flying armadas in Guardians of the Galaxy. 7:1
On the rocks
- Lewis N. Siegel:
Frozen on ice: rendering frost and ice on Frozen. 8:1 - Jihyun Yoon, Robert Chen, Tyson Erze, Krzysztof Rost:
Weathering the black hole for 'Peabody and Sherman'. 9:1 - Dan Bailey, Matt Warner, Harry Biddle:
Packing the water pipe. 10:1 - Baptiste Van Opstal, Lucas Janin, Ken Museth, Mihai Aldén:
Large scale simulation and surfacing of water and ice effects in Dragons 2. 11:1
Everything is awesome
- Aloys Baillet, Daniel Heckenberg, Eoin Murphy, Aidan Sarsfield, Bryan Smith:
The LEGO movie: construction, animation and demolition. 12:1 - Yeongho Seol, John P. Lewis:
Tuning facial animation in a mocap pipeline. 13:1 - Joseph Hegarty, Bryan Smith, Jens Jebens, John Paul Molloy:
Assembling environments with LEGOscape. 14:1 - Bryan Smith, Daniel Heckenberg, Jean-Pascal leBlanc:
The LEGO movie: bricks, bricks and more bricks. 15:1
Capture in depth
- Andrew W. Feng, Ari Shapiro, Ruizhe Wang, Mark T. Bolas, Gérard G. Medioni, Evan A. Suma:
Rapid avatar capture and simulation using commodity depth sensors. 16:1 - Charles Piña, Emiliano Gambaretto, Stefano Corazza:
Live real-time animation leveraging machine learning and game engine technology. 17:1 - Izmeth Siddeek:
Alternative strategies for runtime facial motion capture. 18:1 - Eric Farrar, Arvind Balasubramanian, Jessie Colette Eubanks:
Real-time motion capture of the human tongue. 19:1
Simulation
- Abhinav Golas, Rahul Narain, Ming C. Lin:
A continuum model for simulating crowd turbulence. 20:1 - Adrian Bucur:
Mobile GPU compute exploring the mobile GPU through OpenCL. 21:1 - Sylwester Bala, Doug Day, Daniele Di Donato, Stacy Smith:
ASTC: the extra dimension. 22:1 - Cyprien Buron, Jean-Eudes Marvie, Gaël Guennebaud, Xavier Granier:
Dynamic on-mesh procedural generation control. 23:1
Show and tell
- Alex Counsell, Paul Charisse:
'Stina & the Wolf' the movie: feature film production in education. 24:1 - Yafes Sahin, Simon Spielmann, Martin Backhaus:
Dark matter: a tale of virtual production. 25:1 - Brian Kingery, Daniel Clark, Carson Crawford, Jeff Raines, Evan Roberts, Susan Hatton, Kaleb Goulding, Andrew Rasmussen, Seth Holladay, Brent Adams:
The making of "Owned": a student-built iterative pipeline. 26:1
Rigging the outcome
- Guido Zimmermann, Kevin Ochs, Robert Helms:
Building highly parallel character rigs. 27:1 - Joe Mancewicz, Matt L. Derksen, Cyrus A. Wilson:
Delta mush: smoothing deformations while preserving detail. 28:1 - Raffaele Fragapane, Joseph Hegarty, Aloys Baillet:
Steroids: a controllable approach to skin simulation. 29:1 - Michael Hutchinson, Guido Zimmermann, Robert Helms:
Resculptors: layered curve-based deformers. 30:1
Creature feature
- Daniel Heckenberg, Joseph Hegarty, Jean-Pascal leBlanc:
RepTile: how to skin a dinosaur. 31:1 - Jo Plaete, Adam Davis, Alan Stanzione:
Comanches vs Cavalry: artistically directable in-crowd ragdoll simulation. 32:1 - Daniel Sheerin:
Procedural tentacle bundles in "Edge of Tomorrow". 33:1 - Francesco Giordana, Sarah Macdonald, Gianluca Vatinno:
Grooming a lion for Hercules. 34:1
About face
- Pierre-Loïc Hamon, James Harmer, Stuart Penn, Nicolas Scapel:
Gravity: motion control and face integration. 35:1 - Jaewoo Seo, John P. Lewis:
Developing interactive facial rigs in production environment. 36:1 - Lucia Modesto, Dick Walsh:
DreamWorks animation's face system, a historical perspective: from ANTZ and Shrek to Mr Peabody & Sherman. 37:1
Sampling
- Luke Goddard:
Silencing the noise on Elysium. 38:1 - Pascal Gautron, Marc Droske, Carsten Wächter, Lutz Kettner, Alexander Keller, Nikolaus Binder, Ken Dahm:
Path space similarity determined by Fourier histogram descriptors. 39:1 - Ken Museth:
Hierarchical digital differential analyzer for efficient ray-marching in OpenVDB. 40:1 - Chunpo Wang, Feng Xie, Parashar Krishnamachari:
Importance sampling for a microcylinder based cloth bsdf. 41:1
Think big
- Can Yuksel, Kyle Maxwell, Scott Peterson:
Shaping particle simulations with interaction forces. 42:1 - Guillaume Lavoué, Laurent Chevalier, Florent Dupont:
Progressive streaming of compressed 3D graphics in a web browser. 43:1 - Janne Kontkanen, Evan Parker:
Earth in Google maps: rendering trillions of triangles in JavaScript. 44:1
Hair today
- Koki Nagano, Oleg Alexander, Jernej Barbic, Hao Li, Paul E. Debevec:
Measurement and modeling of microfacet distributions under deformation. 45:1 - Eugene d'Eon, Steve Marschner, Johannes Hanika:
A fiber scattering model with non-separable lobes. 46:1 - Nobuyuki Umetani, Ryan M. Schmidt, Jos Stam:
Position-based elastic rods. 47:1 - Keith Wilson, Aleka McAdams, Hubert Leo, Maryann Simmons:
Simulating wind effects on cloth and hair in Disney's Frozen. 48:1
Let there be light
- Axel Gneiting:
Realtime geometry caches. 49:1 - Ola Olsson, Erik Sintorn, Viktor Kämpe, Markus Billeter, Ulf Assarsson:
Implementing efficient virtual shadow maps for many lights. 50:1 - Marius Bjørge, Sam Martin, Sandeep Kakarlapudi, Jan-Harald Fredriksen:
Efficient rendering with tile local storage. 51:1
Dynamics
- Jeff Budsberg, Nafees Bin Zafar, Mihai Aldén:
Elastic and plastic deformations with rigid body dynamics. 52:1 - Steve Avoujageli, Atsushi Ikarashi:
Integrating FEA physics in a non-linear workflow for "Edge of Tomorrow". 53:1 - Fangwei Lee:
Art directing rigid body dynamics as a post-process. 54:1 - Tim Steele, Jean-Christophe Leprevost, Kriss Gossart:
A position-based dynamics system for animated character effects. 55:1
Pipeline in production
- Matthew M. Low, Matt Davies, Gregory Heflin:
Tiber: managing shot setup data complexity. 56:1 - Chris Johnson, Josef Tobiska, Josh Tomlinson, Nico Van den Bosch, Wil Whaley:
A framework for global visual effects production pipelines. 57:1 - Mark Hills, Jim Vanns:
Monitoring data access patterns in large-scale rendering. 58:1 - Mark Hills, Jim Vanns, Rob Dooley:
Robust large-scale rendering: the FQ renderfarm engine. 59:1 - Brian Hall, Jeremy Selan, Steve LaVietes:
Katana's Geolib: behind the scenes. 60:1
Don't let go (gravity)
- Per Karefelt, Matthias Baas:
Gravity: volumetrics in space. 61:1 - Vincent Bonnet, Alexis Wajsbrot, Horacio Mendoza, Matthias Baas:
Gravity: destruction of the ISS in a single shot. 62:1 - Sylvain Degrotte, Christopher Lawrence, Juan-Luis Sanchez, Russell Lloyd:
Gravity: simulation as a multi-stage production tool. 63:1 - Nathan Walster, Michael Blain:
Creating the earth as a backdrop in Gravity. 64:1
Scattering
- Eugene d'Eon:
A dual-beam 3D searchlight BSSRDF. 65:1 - Jaroslav Krivánek, Eugene d'Eon:
A zero-variance-based sampling scheme for Monte Carlo subsurface scattering. 66:1 - Bochang Moon, Nathan Carr, Sung-Eui Yoon:
Adaptive rendering based on weighted local regression. 67:1 - Alexander Keller, Ken Dahm, Nikolaus Binder:
Path space filtering. 68:1
Crowded, furry and in a hurry
- Matt Kuruc, Nancy Tsang, Tom Nettleship:
Art-directable canopies in Pixar's vegetation pipeline. 69:1 - Sean Palmer, Eric Maurer, Mark Adams:
Using sparse voxel octrees in a level-of-detail pipeline for Rio 2. 70:1 - Harrison McKenzie Chapter:
Packet traced disc rendering for baking and LoD. 71:1 - Jonas Jarvers, Shalin Shodhan, Byron Bashforth:
Sending 300 monsters to college. 72:1
Perception
- George Alex Koulieris, George Drettakis, Douglas W. Cunningham, Katerina Mania:
High level saliency prediction for smart game balancing. 73:1 - Gabriel Eilertsen, Jonas Unger, Robert Wanat, Rafal Mantiuk:
Perceptually based parameter adjustments for video processing operations. 74:1 - Joan Sol Roo, Christian Richardt:
Temporally coherent video de-anaglyph. 75:1 - Gregor Miller, Sidney S. Fels:
OpenVL: a developer-level abstraction of computer vision. 76:1
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