David Baraff
Bio:
SIGGRAPH 1999
David Baraff joined Pixar Animation Studios in 1998 as a Senior Animation Scientist. Prior to his arrival at Pixar, he was an Associate Professor of Robotics, and Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. David Baraff received his Ph.D. from Cornell University in 1992, where he was a graduate student in Cornell’s Department of Computer Science, and Program of Computer Graphics. Before and during his graduate studies, he also worked at Bell Laboratories’. Computer Technology Research Laboratory doing computer graphics research, including real-time 3D interactive iuμmation and. games. After receiving his Ph.D., he joined the faculty of Carnegie Mellon University. In 1995, he was named an ONR Young Investigator. His research interests include physical simulation and modeling for computer graphics, robotics, and animation.
SIGGRAPH 1993
David Baraff is an Assistant Professor in Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute, and School of Computer Science. He received his PhD from Cornell University in 1992, where he was a graduate student in Cornell’s Program of Computer Graphics and Department of Computer Science. He received his BsE from the University of Pennsylvania in 1987. At Cornell, he was named an AT&T Bell Laboratories PhD Fellow. His research work focuses on physical Simulations with constraints. He has taught lecture courses on dynamic simulation at previous Siggraph conferences.
SIGGRAPH 1992
David Baraff is an Assistant Professor in Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute, and School of Computer Science. He received his PhD from Cornell University in 1992, where he was a graduate student in Cornell’s Program of Computer Graphics and Department of Computer Science. He received his BsE from the University of Pennsylvania in 1987. At Cornell, he was named an AT&T Bell Laboratories PhD Fellow. His research work focuses on physical Simulations with constraints. He has taught lecture courses on dynamic simulation at previous Siggraph conferences.
Course Organizer:
- SIGGRAPH 1997, "Physically Based Modeling Principles and Practice"
- SIGGRAPH 1998, "Physically Based Modeling"
- SIGGRAPH 1999, "Physically Based Modeling"
- SIGGRAPH 2003, "Physically Based Modeling"
Learning Presentation(s):
Type: [Courses]
Physically Based Modeling Organizer(s): [Baraff] [Witkin]
Presenter(s): [Baraff] [Witkin] [Anderson] [Kass]
Entry No.: [12]
Type: [Courses]
Physically Based Modeling Organizer(s): [Witkin]
Presenter(s): [Witkin] [Baraff] [Kass]
Entry No.: [25]
[SIGGRAPH 2001]
Type: [Courses]
Physically Based Modeling Organizer(s): [Baraff]
Presenter(s): [Baraff] [Kass] [Witkin]
Entry No.: [36]
[SIGGRAPH 1999]
Type: [Courses]
Cloth and Clothing in Computer Graphics Organizer(s): [House]
Presenter(s): [House] [Baraff] [Eberhardt] [Strasser] [Eischen] [Schweppe] [Magnenat-Thalmann] [Thumrugoti]
Entry No.: [31]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Large steps in cloth simulation Presenter(s): [Baraff] [Witkin]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]
Type: [Courses]
Physically Based Modeling Organizer(s): [Baraff]
Presenter(s): [Baraff] [Witkin]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]
Type: [Courses]
Physically Based Modeling Principles and Practice Organizer(s): [Witkin] [Baraff]
Presenter(s): [Witkin] [Baraff] [Blum] [Tonnesen] [Monheit]
Entry No.: [19]
[SIGGRAPH 1997]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Linear-time dynamics using Lagrange multipliers Presenter(s): [Baraff]
[SIGGRAPH 1996]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Interactive physically-based manipulation of discrete/continuous models Presenter(s): [Harada] [Witkin] [Baraff]
[SIGGRAPH 1995]
Type: [Courses]
An Introduction to Physically-Based Modeling Organizer(s): [Witkin]
Presenter(s): [Witkin] [Baraff] [Kass]
Entry No.: [32]
[SIGGRAPH 1994]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Fast contact force computation for nonpenetrating rigid bodies Presenter(s): [Baraff]
[SIGGRAPH 1994]
Type: [Courses]
RES An Introduction to Physically Based Modeling Organizer(s): [Kass] [Witkin]
Presenter(s): [Kass] [Witkin] [Baraff] [Barr]
Entry No.: [60]
[SIGGRAPH 1993]
