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Two videos showing the Extension of CGAL to the Oriented Projective Plane and T2Viewer in action are available below, in various sizes and multiple encoding formats.

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Keywords: Computational Geometry, Dynamic Visualization, Oriented Projective Plane

Videos

  1. An Extension of CGAL to the Oriented Projective Plane T2 and its Dynamic Visualization System, presented at the 14th Annual Multimedia Review of Computational Geometry, Pisa, Italy, 2005.
    bullet [(360x288) Avi DivX-5 41MBytes],
    bullet [(360x288) QuickTime MPEG-4 30MBytes],
    bullet [(512x480) MPEG2 107MBytes],
    bullet [(720x576) MPEG2 334MBytes],
    bullet [(240x180) Palm Kinoma 14.9MBytes].

    This video was captured in real-time (with minimum subsequent edition) to show a few algorithms implemented on the oriented projective plane (under extended CGAL) in action and some of the features of T2Viewer. We chose to illustrate user interaction with both models of T2 for input generation (triangulation), query actions (point location), visualization of either or both models (in 3-D orbiting), smooth variation of surface transparency to show either or both ranges of T2, algorithm animation (segments intersections) and the use of input tools. Furthermore, while displaying the interactive construction of the Voronoi diagram, the video illustrates the duality provided by the Oriented Projective Plane, which allows for the simultaneous construction of the order 1 (nearest neighbor) diagram and the order n-1 (farthest neighbor) diagram of points on the front range.
     

  2. T2Viewer, A Visualization System for the Oriented Projective Plane under CGAL, presented at the XVII Brazilian Symposium on Computer Graphics and Image Processing, Curitiba, Brazil, 2004.
    bullet [(800x600) MPEG1 91.4MBytes].

This video (captured using an earlier version of T2Viewer) is similar in content to the one above, while illustrating a few distinct features of the system.

 

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