论文信息 - Multi-Resolution Rendering of Architectural Models

Multi-Resolution Rendering of Architectural Models

This paper presents a method for representing complex models with various levels of detail. It is based on a geometric simpli cation algorithm and is applied to a scene described by a rooted-tree structure. In order to control the resulting image quality and the computation time, we propose two algorithms which allow to choose one representation of the scene.

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