Graphics, Visualization, and HCI
Graphics, Visualization, and HCI
Graphics and visualization research includes modeling and animation of natural phenomena, computational topology, graphics hardware utilization, image based rendering, implicit surfaces, mesh processing and simplification, procedural modeling and texturing, shape modeling, surface parameterization, and visibility processing.
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research involves user interface tools that better support early design tasks, systems and environments that help users maintain information awareness, tools for multimedia authoring and design, interfaces that foster social interaction, and, more generally, human-computer interaction.
Lab Locations
- 3238 Siebel Center (Human Computing Lab)
Seminars
Faculty
| Brian P. Bailey | human-computer interaction, multimedia authoring |
| David Forsyth | motion capture, rendering |
| John Hart | graphics, computational topology,scientific visualization |
| Thomas Huang | multimodal human-computer interaction |
| Karrie Karahalios | social computing, human-computer interaction |
| Alex Kirlik | human factors, cognitive engineering |
| Sanjay Patel | graphics architecture |
| Michael Twidale | computer supported collaboration |
| Yizhou Yu | animation, appearance modeling, image and video processing |