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June 27, 2018

EuroVis PhD Award

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The EuroVis Best PhD Dissertation Award recognizes outstanding dissertations in academic research and development over topics relevant to visualization. The intent of this award is…

April 30, 2018

Werner Purgathofer

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New Fellows 2018

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During EUROGRAPHICS 2018 the Fellows of the Association made a proposal to the Executive Committee that two new Fellows be elected. The proposal was accepted…

March 30, 2018

Stefanie Behnke

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39th Eurographics General Assembly

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Wednesday 18th April 2018 at 17.15 during Eurographics 2018 AGENDA Quorum Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting https://diglib.eg.org/handle/10.2312/2631425 Matters Arising Chairman’s Report Presentation and Approval…

May 23, 2017

Per Larsson

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NEXT EG ANNUAL EVENTS SCHEDULED

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During EG 2017 in Lyon, France, the EG Executive Committee has approved the sites for EG2019 and EG2020. After having EG2018 in Delft, The Netherlands,…

May 23, 2017

Per Larsson

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New Fellows

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During EUROGRAPHICS 2017 the Fellows of the Association made a proposal to the Executive Committee that three new Fellows be elected. The proposal was accepted…

Dennis Bukenberger - TU Munich - A golden sea turtle glides through the water, its shell rendered as a striking blueish diamond. The carapace is represented as an unfoldable low-poly triangle mesh, generated via a feature-preserving simplification that balances visual approximation with coarsening constraints. Starting on a dense surface, the method strategically places new vertices along dominant features, ensuring well-shaped triangles and consistent edge lengths for fabrication. Unfoldability is achieved by coupling the coarsening process with an automatically updated cut graph, which selects low-saliency seams to allow flattening without overlaps. The result preserves the shell's global shape and local geometric features (concavities, convexities, ridges, and valleys) while producing fabrication-ready geometry. The image was composited using Blender and rendered with Cycles.