| New York University | ||||||
| Ongoing | Denis Zorin | Ioana Boier-Martin | ||||
| Digital media types such as sound, image, and video have become fundamental to many applications in science, engineering, entertainment, and daily life in general. The collaboration between IBM and NYU focuses on an emerging form of mass-media: 3D graphics content - and the associated discipline: Digital Geometry Processing (DGP). In recent years, the DGP community has come together to set the theoretical and algorithmic foundations for efficient, reliable, and scalable tools for geometry processing. Examples include geometry acquisition, coding, transmission, enhancement, editing, simulation, and analysis. Researchers from IBM T. J. Watson Research Center and NYU are collaborating on aspects related to modeling geometry using subdivision-based representations. Such representations offer multiple advantages for many applications, including geometry editing, compression, simulation and analysis. The joint work that has resulted from this collaboration has appeared in leading publications in the field and has been adopted by advanced commercial geometric modelers. · Project page · Related papers | ||||||
| SUNY Stony Brook | ||||||
| Ongoing | Brian Colle Arie Kaufman | Lloyd Treinish | ||||
| Weather modelling, dispersion modelling, visualization, web-based interfaces · Project page | ||||||
| Technion, Technical Institute of Israel, Haifa, Israel | ||||||
| Ongoing | Prof. Gershon Elber Prof, Ron Kimmel Prof. Anath Fischer | |||||
| A Cooperation among CS department, Mechanical engineering, and Medical School to encourage the performance of research in medical imaging by the CGGC (Computer Graphics and Geometric Computation Lab), GIP (Geometric Image Processing Lab) and Mechanical Engineering Labs in cooperation with faculty of the medical school of the Technion, and in collaboration with IBM researchers. Presently, an effort is on going to make a medical image visualization software by IBM available to the Technion CGGC Lab on the basis of open source. | ||||||
| Towson University | ||||||
| Ongoing | Michael Felton | Lloyd Treinish | ||||
| Weather modelling applications, GIS, user interfaces, visualization, web-based interfaces · Project page | ||||||
| Universita' Roma Tre (Rome, Italy) | ||||||
| Ongoing | Prof. Alberto Paoluzzi | Fausto Bernardini | ||||
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Knowledge-based design language supporting massive simulations · Project page | ||||||