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CMSC828Z: Helpful Links

• Information about our Research:
  Yiannis Aloimonos
  Jan Neumann

• General Computer Vision Literature

  • Computer Vision Homepage
  • CVonline: The Evolving, Distributed, Non- Proprietary, On-Line Compendium of Computer Vision
  • Computer Vision -- A modern approach, Third Draft Chapters In PDF by David Forsyth and Jean Ponce

• Other Computer Vision and Computer Graphics Courses

  • Fall 2000 CMSC 828D: Fundamentals of Computer Vision (with Larry Davis, Daniel DeMenthon, Cornelia Fermuller)
  • Spring 2002 Computer Graphics: Image Synthesis Techniques by Pat Hanrahan
  • CS223B: Introduction to Vision and Modelling by Chris Bregler
  • Many links can be found on the website of Chuck Dyers Computer Vision Course at the University of Wisconsin
  • Advanced Topics in Computer Science: Computer Graphics Rendering Techniques (Simulation of Virtual Environments) by Thomas Funkhouser
  • University of Michigan Eecs 598-1: Geometric Modeling in Computer Graphics by Igor Guskov
  • The classes of John Hart, University of Illinois
  • CS 448A Digital photography and image-based rendering by Marc Levoy and Steve Marschner
  • The courses by Steve Seitz

Matlab Links

• Mathworks Online Documentation Online versions of the official Matlab documentation, including a general command reference and information about the image processing toolbox.
• University of Colorado Matlab Tutorials ,including an image processing tutorial
• Matlab Image Processing Tutorial: A short introduction to the manipulation of images in Matlab.
• Matlab Educational Sites A collection of various Matlab tutorials.

OpenGL Resources

• Intro to OpenGL
• Some OpenGL examples
• HelpSession: OpenGL Topics
• OpenGL Red Book
• OpenGL Blue Book

• Miscellaneous Links

  • Fredo Durand's Computer Graphics Links
  • David Eberly's Computer Graphics Source Code (C++)
  • Steve Hollasch's Computer Graphics Index
  • Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics
  • Jim Blinn's pointers on giving a good presentation
  • Subdivision Surfaces Links by Paul Heckbert