Scientific Visualization (SS 2019)
Lecture
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Instructor: |
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Time&Place: |
Monday, 14:50pm (5.DS) in APB E007
For exercise, see below |
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SWS: |
2/2/0 |
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Modules: |
INF-B-510, INF-B-520, INF-B-530, INF-B-540, INF-BAS7, INF-PM-FOR, INF-VERT7, INF-VMI-8, CMS-VC-ELG, CMS-VC-ELV1, CMS-VC-ELV2, D-WW-INF-3411, D-WW-INF-3412, D-WW-INF-3413, INF-LE-WW, WI-MA-08-02, WI-MA-09-02 |
| Prerequisites: | Computer Graphic I or Data Visualization |
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Topics: |
stereoscopic & immersive visualization, particle visualization, terrain visualization, direct volume rendering approaches, topological methods in visualization, flow feature definition and extraction |
Schedule & Slides
01.04.19 ... Intro + Stereo Perception (slideslast update 15.04.2019)
08.04.19 ... Stereo + Immersive (trailer)
15.04.19 ... Particle I (slideslast update 06.05.2019)
22.04.19 ... Ostermontag
29.04.19 ... Particle II (trailer)
06.05.19 ... Particle III
13.05.19 ... Terrain I (slideslast update 20.05.2019)
20.05.19 ... Terrain II (trailer)
27.05.19 ... Volume I (slideslast update 17.06.2019)
03.06.19 ... Volume II
10.06.19 ... Pfingsten
17.06.19 ... Volume III
24.06.19 ... Topology I (slides)
01.07.19 ... Topology II (trailer)
08.07.19 ... Topoloy III
Exam
questionnaire for oral exams can be found here: final version
joint consultation: 23.7.10am APB 2106
Excercises
Supervisors: Franziska Kahlert
Tutors: Markus Richter
Time & Place: Monday, 6. DS, APB E008 (Briefing)
Friday, 2. - 5. DS, APB E065 (individual appointments for evaluation)
There are four practical exercises and an introduction exercise to the used framework. Enroll in the Opal-Course to participate. You may form teams of up to two students to solve the assignments, in which case each partner will be scored equally based on your solution. Passing Criteria: At least 50 % of the achievable score AND at least 2 points per assignment (for exercises 1-4).
On the release date, exercises will be presented in the exercise slot after the lecture. The supervisors will explain the assignment and give hints to solve it.
The release of the exercises is scheduled in such a way that an exercise has at least 2 weeks to be completed. Students have to make sure that their solution is handed in at the submission date (each Thursday before evaluation). You must upload your solution via Opal by 23:59. To get points for your practical assignment, you must present your work to a tutor on the evaluation date. For this evaluation, each student or team gets an individual appointment with their tutor (Friday, 2. - 5. DS shown in Opal).
Schedule
| Exercise | Release + Briefing | Submission | Evaluation |
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| 0. CGV Framework Intro | 08.04.19 | 25.04.2019 | 26.04.2019 |
| 1. Stereo | 15.04.19* | 09.05.2019 | 10.05.2019 |
| 2. Particle | 06.05.19 | 23.05.2019 | 24.05.2019 |
| 3. Terrain | 20.05.19 | 06.06.2019 | 07.06.2019 |
| 4. Volume | 17.06.19 | 04.07.2019 | 05.07.2019** |
* released one week in advance due to Easter
** schedule changed for exercise 4 since previously planned exercise 5 is removed
Release: Assignments will be made available via Opal.
Briefing: Supervisors present the assignments after the lecture.
Submission: Hand in your solutions by this date - upload via Opal until 23:59
Evaluation: Students present their practical solutions to the tutors and receive a score based on this presentation (individual appointments in APB E069).