Revision as of 20:10, 3 May 2007

Karen Lin

I am a 2nd year CSE Masters student at UCSD specializing in graphics and vision. I work with Matthias Zwicker and Jurgen Schulze on a joint project in the Visualization Lab of Cal-IT2. There's nothing like playing with the latest multi-million dollar visual technology everyday.

Depth Of Focus Project

This is my descriptive summary AND sale of the project...at least it WILL be.

Algorithm

Input

• Given a set of images of a 3D scene recorded into 2D by a camera tracking/panning horizontally along a plane. This can be also thought of as images captured from a camera array, in which a row of cameras are evenly spaced, identically calibrated.

• Headtracking will keep track of the user's viewing position, allowing the screen image to change to the natural perspective change.
• Wand/mouse click will signal the user's new focal point, resulting in a new depth/object to focus on.

• Depth Finder
• Image set processing
• Output

Implementation

• I use OpenSceneGraph, OpenGL, GLSL, OpenCOVER, and COVISE

Schedule/Milestones

I MUST finish by June 8th. =p

Results

• Downloads
• Images

References/Links

[Porters Testing out Porter's Pub]

Porter's Pub

Onion Rings

• battered
  • but a vegetable
• fried
  • but still a vegetable
• eaten
  • now I'm the vegetable