“Monte Carlo Methods for Physically Based Volume Rendering” by Georgiev, Hanika, Křivánek and Jarosz

  • ©Iliyan Georgiev, Johannes Hanika, Jaroslav Křivánek, and Wojciech Jarosz

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Entry Number: 14

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    Monte Carlo Methods for Physically Based Volume Rendering

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    Prerequisites
    Familiarity with basic concepts of scene modeling and rendering is required. A brief overview of the two main background topics – Monte Carlo integration and radiative transport – is provided.

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    Advanced

    Intended Audience
    This course should be of interest to a wide spectrum of SIGGRAPH attendees, including students, technical directors, rendering enthusiasts, and researchers interested in physically based rendering of scenes with participating media.

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    This course surveys methods that utilize Monte Carlo integration to simulate light transport in scenes with participating media. The course is an extension of a Eurographics 2018 state-of-the-art report and expands on the details of individual techniques, acceleration data structures, and other insights relevant to CG practitioners.

     


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