Brian Cabral

Most Recent Affiliation(s):

• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Manager

Other / Past Affiliation(s):

• Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI)

• Meta

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Bio:

• SIGGRAPH Asia 2016

  Brian Cabral is Director of engineering at Facebook specializing in computational photography, computer vision, and computer graphics. He is the holder of numerous patents (filed and issued) and lead the Surround 360 VR camera team. He has published a number of diverse papers in the area of computer graphics and imaging including the pioneering Line Integral Convolution algorithm.

  SIGGRAPH 1997

  Brian Cabral is a manager of visualization toolkit Core Rendering software within the Advanced Graphics Division at Silicon Graphics Computer Systems. His current technical focus is on Cosmo3D based toolkits for visualizing large geometric databases and scientific and engineering data. Previously,? Brian, developed algorithms and techniques in the areas of Medical visualization and image process- ing, scientific visualization, and physical based shading and lighting. Prior to working at SGI, Brian,? was a lead engineer and researcher at Lawerence Livermore National Laboratory where he worked on a variety of visualization algorithms, tools and systems. He received a BS in computer science from California State University Stanislaus and a MS in computer science from University of California, Davis. His interests include differential geometry, image processing, shading techniques, computational geometry and signal processing. When he’s not toiling over a large equation or chunk of code, Brian enjoys the good life of California.??

  SIGGRAPH 1996

  Brian Cabral is a member of the Core Rendering technical staff within the Advanced Graphics Division at Silicon Graphics Computer Systems. His current technical focus? is on Perfomer?based large geometric database walkthrough software and tools. Previously, Brian, developed algorithms and techniques in the areas of Medical visualization and image processing, scientific visualization, and physical based shading and lighting.? Prior to working at SGI, Brian, was a lead engineer and researcher at Lawerence Livermore National Laboratory where he worked on a variety of visualization algorithms, tools and systems. He received a BS in computer science from California State University Stanislaus and a MS in computer science from University of California, Davis. His interests include differential geometry, image processing, shading techniques, computational geometry and signal processing. When he?s not toiling over a large equation or chunk of code Brian enjoys the good life of California.?

  SIGGRAPH 1990

  Brian Cabral has been working at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories for over seven years. His current position is Project Engineer for the Advanced Visualization Research Project. His primary interests are in visualization algorithms, computational geometry, operating systems, and computer architecture. He has developed a number of graphics packages and volume visualization algorithms. He received his B.S. in computer science from California State University at Stanislaus and his M.S. in computer science from the University of California at Davis. He is a member of ACM and ACM/SIGGRAPH.??