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Virtual and Augmented Architecture (VAA’01)

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Virtual and Augmented Architecture (VAA’01), Trinity College, Dublin, 21 -22 June 2001

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 2001

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Authors:
  1. Bob Fisher

    1. Division of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK

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  2. Kenneth Dawson-Howe

    1. Department of Computer Science, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland

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  3. Carol O’Sullivan

    1. Department of Computer Science, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland

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  • Virtual Reality is a very 'hot' topic at the moment
  • Unique combination of Virtual and Augmented Architecture

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Table of contents (26 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XI
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  2. Reconstructing and Augmenting Architecture with Image-Based Modeling, Rendering, and Lighting

    • Paul Debevec
    Pages 1-9

  3. Virtual Models from Video and Vice-Versa

    • Marc Pollefeys, Maarten Vergauwen, Frank Verbiest, Kurt Cornelis, Jan Tops, Luc Van Gool
    Pages 11-22

  4. Reconstructing Ancient Egyptian Tombs

    • Hany Farid
    Pages 23-34

  5. 3D Scene Manipulation with Constraints

    • Graham Smith, Tim Salzman, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
    Pages 35-46

  6. Maps and virtual worlds: does history repeat itself?

    • Ari S. Nissinen, Tarja Kytönen, Jussi Kukkonen, Jari Myllärinen, Mikko Voipio
    Pages 47-56

  7. Efficient Contour Extraction in Range Image Segmentation for Building Modelling

    • Angel D. Sappa, Michel Devy
    Pages 57-67

  8. Projective ICP and Stabilizing Architectural Augmented Reality Overlays

    • Robert B. Fisher
    Pages 69-80

  9. Realistic low-latency mobile AR rendering

    • W. Pasman, S. Persa, F. W. Jansen
    Pages 81-92

  10. Augmenting Reality with Projected Interactive Displays

    • Claudio Pinhanez
    Pages 93-100

  11. A 3D Model of an Urban Part: the OSTIENSE-MARCONI AREA in Rome

    • Marco Canciani
    Pages 101-106

  12. A dual approach for creating very large virtual models

    • Jussi Kukkonen, Jari Myllärinen, Ari Nissinen, Mikko Voipio
    Pages 107-112

  13. Three-Dimensional Virtual Reconstruction of Buildings: Techniques and Applications

    • Hartmut Mueller
    Pages 113-118

  14. Diversified visualisation from WWW to VR

    • Michael Münchhofen, Inga Scheler, Kai Hergenröther, Hans Hagen
    Pages 119-124

  15. Vision on Conservation: Virterf

    • Kris Nuyts, Pierre Smars, Koen Van Balen, Herman Neuckermans, Marc Pollefeys, Joris Schouteden et al.
    Pages 125-132

  16. Under Construction — Interactive Project Presentation of a Horticultural Exhibition

    • Günter Pomaska
    Pages 133-138

  17. Combining Intensity and Range Images for 3D Architectural Modelling

    • Paulo Dias, Vitor Sequeira, João G.M. Gonçalves, Fransisco Vaz
    Pages 139-145

  18. Photo-Textured Rendering of Developable Surfaces in Architectural Photogrammetry

    • George E. Karras, Elli Petsa, Amalia Dimarogona, Stefanos Kouroupis
    Pages 147-158

  19. Image Rectification for Reconstruction of Destroyed Buildings Using Single Views

    • Christian Bräuer-Burchardt, Klaus Voss
    Pages 159-170

  20. ExViz: A Virtual Exhibition Design Environment

    • Gerhard Eckel, Steffi Beckhaus
    Pages 171-182
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About this book

This book focuseson the use of computer visionand graphics in architecture. It arose from a convergenceof several hot topics: 1. visualization of built environments for engineering, historical and other purposes, 2. virtual reconstruction of architecture from visual data of existing struc­ tures, whether via photogrammetric or range sensing techniques, and 3. augmentation of video data of architecture with useful information. The focus here is on architecture and howto present it, enhance it's abilities, make it easier to understand and make it accessibleto a larger public. Collective interest in this topic led to the International Symposium on Virtual and Augmented Architecture, whose papers are contained in this book. As editors, we were very pleased about how well the different papers chosen gavea nice focus to the topic and conference.It is clear that there are many different research approaches still active in this area - this makes it an exciting time. Wehope that this book captures that excitement and succeeds in bringing it to you.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Division of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK

    Bob Fisher

  • Department of Computer Science, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland

    Kenneth Dawson-Howe, Carol O’Sullivan

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