Fabrice NEYRET

Researches          ( images )

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My thematic mindmap (2010).
Animation, shape, rendering of clouds, smoke, rivers (see below).
Volumetric textures
Real-time rendering in surgery simulation
Textures in a large scope    ->    cf my texture page.
Animating and rendering lava
Convective clouds
Other work (shaders, textures, augmented reality...)
Work in progress with my students
WikiFabrice (local access only). All an every work in progress or envisioned (local access only).

Some results (not comprehensive: cf publis)

( click on the strips: publications, images and animations can be found there. )


2010-present: I'm 'slightly' late at updating this page. → Have a look on the images of my publications page.
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Interest areas:


textures, local illumination, multiscale models, complex scenes, procedural models, natural phenomena...

Motivations: (unconnected!)

- connection with models from the others scientific areas (e.g. physics, biology, visual perception...) in order to better understand and illustrate them;
- construction of efficient and user-convenient methods to describe objects and phenomena in the frame of video production;
- using of the graphics hardware for real-time realism.

Main students - Projects - Courses

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Informations

(more information is available on the french page).

My OpenGL tutorial (in french).
Projects for interns, PhD, Postdoc, engineers, past and future.
Teaching: Master (DEA IVR). All iMAGIS-related teaching (old!).


Students


( NB: I list only students I supervised on my own or mainly. )


• running:
  23-26: Matheo Moinet PhD student (on real-time rendering of fractal 3D noise).
  22-25: Antoine Richermoz PhD student (on real-time volumetric rendering of ultralarge scenes on GPU).
  
• 24/25:
  Thilen Savignon Master2 student (on procedural noise for astrophysical dust clouds).
  Maxence Doktorcik Master1 student on making GPU Tensor cores compute texture interpolation).
• 22/23:
  Matheo Moinet Master2 student (on la efficient representation of nebulae).
  Julien Barrès Master2 student (on le efficient spectral rendering of nebulae).
• 21/22:
  Adrien Lanne Master1 student (on procedural generation of stars).
  Matheo Moinet Master1 student (on sculpting procedural noise).
• 20/21:
  co-supervision of Master2 students Antoine RicherMoz, Oumayma Boulmane, Nathan Rebiscoul (on mountain panoramas).
• 19/20:
  Erwan Leria Master student (on Procedural modeling of 3D realistic galactic dust and nebulas).
• 17/18:
  Astor Bizard Master student (on Procedural modeling of 3D realistic galactic dust and nebulas).
  Philip Scales Master1 student (sur Simulating a river surface in real time).
  Danh Chieu Phu HUYNH Master1 student (on Studying and profiling the GPU performances of 3D ray-marchers).
• 14-20:
  (17-20) : Vincent Tavernier PhD student (on stochastic textures).
  16-17: Vincent Tavernier Master2 student (on Interactive procedural Gabor noise on surfaces revisited).
  14-18 : Guillaume Loubet PhD student (on appearance filtering).
  
• 14/15:
  12-15 : Pascal Guehl, GigaVoxels Engineer
  14-15 : Paul Gannay, GigaVoxels Engineer
  
• 13/14:
  Jeremy Sinoir, ingénieur Gigavoxels
  Guillaume Loubet, Master student (on appearance filtering for real-time rendering of galaxies)
  10-14 : Eric Heitz PhD student (on representation, specification, realistical visualization of very complex objects).
  
• 12/13:
  (11-13) : Manuel Vennier PhD student (on interactive simulation of ocean).
  
• 11/12:
  (11-12) : Martin Guay PhD student (on interactive simulation of cloudy sky).
  
• 11/12:
  Jérémy Jaussaud, Master student on Gigavoxels
  
• 10/11:
  Julien Faure X Master student (on flownoise).
  Morgan Armand, Gigavoxels Engineer
  07-11: Cyril Crassin PhD student (on rendering very large volumes on GPU, which lead to GigaVoxels).
  
• 09-10:
  Eric Heitz Master student (on les realtime simulation of cloudy sky).
  Reynald Arnerin Master student (on procedural textures).
  05-08: Qizhi Yu PhD student (on realistic realtime rivers).
  04-08: Antoine Bouthors PhD student (on realistic rendering of clouds in real time).
  
• 06/07:
  Cyril Crassin Master student (on rendering very large volumes on GPU).
  
• 05/06:
  Aymeric Augustin Ingeneering student (on real time advected flow-noise).
  
• 04/05:
  Frank Rochet Master student (on realistic simulation of rivers in real-time).
  01-04: Sylvain Lefebvre, PhD student (on the simulation of friction and cracks (e.g. bread, bark, lava))
  00-03: Jean Combaz, PhD student (on the simulation of growing phenomenons).
  
• 03/04:
  Antoine Pericchi Master student (on realistic simulation of rivers in real-time).
  Florent Cohen Master student (on shadows and illumination for real-time rendering of forests) co-supervised with Ph Decaudin.
  Antoine Bouthors Master student (on realistic rendering of clouds in real time).
  
• summer 2003:
  Matthieu Richard (follow-up of the Master intern)
  
• 02/03:
  Matthieu Richard Master student (on simulating powder avalanches).
  
• 01/02:
  99-01: Alexandre Meyer, PhD student (on alternate representations).
  
• summer 01:
  Florence Bertails and Damien Hinsinger (on simulating avalanches), with MP Cani.
  Cédric Dodard, Ensimag "année spéciale" student (on hydraulics for brooks).
  
• 00/01:
  Franck Sénégas, Master student (on real time forest rendering).
  Sylvain Lefebvre, Master student (on the simulation of cracks (e.g. bark)).
  Damien Hinsinger, Master student (on the simulation of ocean), with MP Cani.
  
• summer 00:
  Nathalie Praizelin, Master student (on brooks simulation).
  
• 99/00:
  Jean Combaz, Master student (on dilatation textures).
  
• 98/99:
  Franck Sénégas, 1Y magistere student (see the surgery simulation page).
  
• summer 98:
  Antoine Miné, ENS 1Y student (on Perlin's textures).
  Raphaël Heiss, Ingeneering student (see the surgery simulation page).
  D Stora and PO Agliati , Ingeneering students (on lava flows simulation), with MP Cani.
  
• 97/98:
  Alexandre Meyer, Master student. (see the texels page).

Contact

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