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Status review of last week, plans for next week

Agenda for 13 September 2006 Shape Tools meeting (Week 37-38)

Review prior weeks to do items

  • [ ] Craig - notify user of VFSBrowser availability, when it is available.
  • [ ] Craig - meet with Katharine re: InterpolateContour
  • [ ] Craig - meet with Katharine to define 'distance from medial average' calculations.
  • [ ] Craig - define topology comparator application (with Ryan)
  • [-] Craig - finish vertex selection via Java3D
  • [-] Craig - add vertex selection to ShapeViewer
  • [ ] Craig - continue research ways to have sun grid communicate with Java interpreter.
  • [ ] Craig - test Grid job - run Java app to fetch a (remote) URL.
  • [X] Craig - integrate OrientationNormalizer
  • [X] Craig - Integrate Duff file format reader/writers.
  • [ ] Craig - send test samples of ShapeViewer to Yalin & David Shattuck for approval.
  • [-] BaeCheol - complete CCB_Tools_MeiheXu_SurfaceExtractionTutorialUsage examples and user guide for OrientationNormalizer and convex polygon triangulator.
  • [X] BaeCheol - write a method to determine if a face set consists of convex polygons.
  • [ ] BaeCheol - test isConvex() method on ucf-derived face sets.
  • [X] BaeCheol - (with Craig) define general polygon triangulator project
  • [-] BaeCheol - general polygon triangulator.
  • [X] Ryan - complete examples showing usage of Duff reader, Duff writer and Yalin fmt. reader (add to TWiki ShapeTools FAQ).
  • [X] Ryan - complete test support methods and classes
  • [X] Ryan - examples showing use of test support methods and classes (add to Twiki ShapeTools FAQ).
  • [x] Ryan - read more more warp related papers.
  • [ ] Ryan (with Craig) - preliminary project definition.

New Business

  • Discussed considerations about Jeff rejoining the ShapeTools group.

Discussed

  • methods to determine whether an angle of a polygon is convex or concave (
  • how to tell if a point in 3-space, yet not in a (triangulated) face of a mesh, is 'in' the mesh shape. No conclusion reached, but a usable substitute would be to project the mesh points onto a plane fit throught the points of the mesh.
  • types of (2d) warp solutions.
    • complexity: thin plate splines < elastic warp < fluid warp

Decisions

  • Fly project will need elastic or fluid warp
  • thin plate spline warp would be useful in it's own right.

To do for Next meeting

  • [ ] Craig - notify user of VFSBrowser availability, when it is available.
  • [ ] Craig - meet with Katharine re: InterpolateContour
  • [ ] Craig - meet with Katharine to define 'distance from medial average' calculations.
  • [ ] Craig - define topology comparator application (with Ryan)
  • [ ] Craig - finish vertex selection via Java3D
  • [ ] Craig - add vertex selection to ShapeViewer
  • [ ] Craig - continue research ways to have sun grid communicate with Java interpreter.
  • [ ] Craig - test Grid job - run Java app to fetch a (remote) URL.
  • [ ] Craig - send test samples of ShapeViewer to Yalin & David Shattuck for approval.
  • [-] BaeCheol - complete CCB_Tools_MeiheXu_SurfaceExtractionTutorialUsage examples and user guide for OrientationNormalizer and convex polygon triangulator.
  • [ ] BaeCheol - test isConvex() method on ucf-derived face sets.
  • [-] BaeCheol - general polygon triangulator.
  • [ ] Ryan - read more more warp related papers.
  • [ ] Ryan (with Craig) - define thin-plate spline warp project.
  • [ ] Ryan - begin thin-plate spline warp.