Seth Teller
Most Recent Affiliation(s):
- Princeton University and MIT Computer Graphics Group
Bio:
SIGGRAPH 1994
Seth Teller received his Ph.D. in Computer Science, from UC Berkeley in 1992, under the direction of Carlo S’equin. His research investigated visibility computations for large (mega-polygon) indoor environments, with the intent of accelerating real-time “walkthroughs” of such environments. Seth has also been a member of the Research and Development group at Silicon Graphics, Inc., working principally with Jim Winget on a variety of topics including geometric algorithm visualization, direct manipulation of 3D geometric data, spatial subdivisions, and visibility computations. Seth is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Princeton University, working principally with Pat Hanrahan. His research concerns visibility algorithms, 3D model reconstruction from photographs, spatial subdivisions, illumination algorithms for enormous environments, and the geometry of linespace.
Learning Presentation(s):
Type: [Educator’s Forum]
Distributed Development and Teaching of Algorithmic Concepts Presenter(s): [Teller] [Boyd] [Porter] [Tornow]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]
Type: [Courses]
Advanced Topics in Radiosity Organizer(s): [Rushmeier]
Presenter(s): [Rushmeier] [Cohen] [Lischinski] [Schröder] [Shirley] [Teller]
Entry No.: [28]
[SIGGRAPH 1994]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Partitioning and ordering large radiosity computations Presenter(s): [Teller] [Fowler] [Funkhouser] [Hanrahan]
[SIGGRAPH 1994]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Global visibility algorithms for illumination computations Presenter(s): [Teller] [Hanrahan]
[SIGGRAPH 1993]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Computing the antipenumbra of an area light source Presenter(s): [Teller]
[SIGGRAPH 1992]
Type: [Technical Papers]
Visibility preprocessing for interactive walkthroughs Presenter(s): [Teller] [Séquin]
[SIGGRAPH 1991]
