Gabriel Taubin

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Most Recent Affiliation(s):

IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, California Institute of Technology, Brown University

Bio:

SIGGRAPH 1999

Gabriel Taubin leads a group of researchers at the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center in the creation of new geometric computation and Image-based graphics algorithms and technologies for 3D modeling, 3D scanning, network-based graphics, and data visualization. Towards the end of 1995 he co-invented IBM’s Topological Surgery geometry compression scheme. Later on he led the effort to develop a binary format for VRML, and to extend the technology in several ways. During 1998 he led the effort to incorporate IBM’s geometry compression technology into MPEG-4 version 2, which is now at the CD level. Earlier on, he spent five years as a member of the Computer Vision group. Gabriel holds a Ph.D. in EE from Brown University in the area of Computer Vision, and a M.Sc. in Pure Mathematics from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He authored 12 patents, and published over 30 papers.

Course Organizer:

Experience(s):

Type: [Studio (SIGGRAPH Labs)]
3D Scanning for Personal 3D Printing: Build Your Own Desktop 3D Scanner
Organizer(s): [Taubin ] [Moreno ] [Lanman ]
[SIGGRAPH 2014]

Learning Presentation(s):

Type: [Technical Papers ]
A Benchmark for Surface Reconstruction Presenter(s): [Berger ] [Levine ] [Nonato ] [Taubin ]
[SIGGRAPH 2013]

Type: [Courses ]
Build Your Own 3D Scanner: 3D Photography for Beginners Presenter(s): [Lanman ] [Taubin ]
Entry No.: [12 ]
[SIGGRAPH 2009]

Type: [Posters ]
Hierarchical G1 smooth surface interpolation with local control Presenter(s): [Taubin ] [Klug ]
[SIGGRAPH 2005]

Type: [Talks (Sketches)]
Vectorfield Isosurface-based Reconstruction from Oriented Points Presenter(s): [Sibley ] [Taubin ]
[SIGGRAPH 2005]

Type: [Courses ]
MPEG-4: Next-Generation Standard for Interactive Media Organizer(s): [Diepold]
Presenter(s): [Diepold ] [Grzeszczuk ] [Pandzic ] [Petajan ] [Sodagar ] [Spierer ] [Taubin ]
Entry No.: [11 ]
[SIGGRAPH 2002]

Type: [Courses ]
Geometric Signal Processing on Large Polygonal Meshes Organizer(s): [Kobbelt] [Taubin]
Presenter(s): [Kobbelt ] [Taubin ]
Entry No.: [17 ]
[SIGGRAPH 2001]

Type: [Courses ]
3D Geometry Compression Organizer(s): [Taubin]
Presenter(s): [Taubin ] [Deering ] [Gotsman ] [Gumhold ] [Rossignac ]
Entry No.: [38 ]
[SIGGRAPH 2000]

Type: [Courses ]
3D Geometric Compression Organizer(s): [Rossignac] [Taubin]
Presenter(s): [Rossignac ] [Taubin ] [Deering ] [Gotsman ] [Hoppe ]
Entry No.: [22 ]
[SIGGRAPH 1999]

Type: [Courses ]
3D Geometry Compression Organizer(s): [Taubin] [Rossignac]
Presenter(s): [Taubin ] [Rossignac ] [Deering ] [Hoppe ] [Schröder ] [Seidel ]
Entry No.: [21 ]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]

Type: [Technical Papers ]
Progressive forest split compression Presenter(s): [Taubin ] [Guéziec ] [Horn ] [Lazarus ]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]

Type: [Technical Papers ]
A signal processing approach to fair surface design Presenter(s): [Taubin ]
[SIGGRAPH 1995]

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