“Single scattering in heterogenous participating media” by Delalandre, Gautron, Marvie and Francois

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    Single scattering in heterogenous participating media

Session/Category Title:   Volumes and Precipitation


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    The interaction between light and light-transmitting objects, known as participating media, involves complex physical phenomena such as light absorption and scattering. Media such as clouds, smoke and translucent materials often feature heterogeneous scattering properties. Hence the radiance transmitted by the medium potentially depends on such varying properties on the entire light paths, yielding soft light shafts and opacity variations (Figure 1).

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    1. Cerezo, E., Perez, F., Pueyo, X., Seron, F., and Sillion, F. 2005. A survey on participating media rendering techniques. The Visual Computer 21, 5, 303–328.
    2. Gautron, P., Marvie, J.-E., and François, G. 2009. Volumetric shadow mapping. In SIGGRAPH 2009 talks.
    3. Zhou, K., Ren, Z., Lin, S., Bao, H., Guo, B., and Shum, H.-Y. 2008. Real-time smoke rendering using compensated ray marching. In Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 2008, 1–12.


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