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A Modified Radiosity Algorithm for Integrated Visual and Auditory Rendering

Shi, J. ; Zhang, A. ; Göbel, Martin ; Encarnação, José L. (1993)
A Modified Radiosity Algorithm for Integrated Visual and Auditory Rendering.
In: Computers & Graphics, 17 (6)
Article, Bibliographie

Abstract

A concept on integration of 3D visual and auditory rendering is proposed in this paper. By the auditory rendering we mean the computer acoustical simulation with direct sound outputs that is based on the physical model simulation. The so-called visual rendering means the computer generation of 3D visual and auditory rendering we mean while computer generates a 3D image of physical model of real world, it generates the sound based on the phusical model displayed if there is a reverberation-free sound source. Based on some kinds of similarity between the progagation nature of light and sound, a modified radiosity algorithm has been proposed for integration implementation. The algorithm is suitable for both visual and room auditory rendering. It means for a biven enclosure, once the form factors are calculated, they can be applied for calculating both the light radiosities and sound radiosities simultaneously. The features of the algorithm are indicated. The implementation techniques are given in detail. The integration of visual and auditory rendering is a big scientific computing (ViSC) to visualization and audiobilization in scientific computing (VAiSC). The combination of VAiSC with virtual reality technique will improve human-computer interface greatly.

Item Type: Article
Erschienen: 1993
Creators: Shi, J. ; Zhang, A. ; Göbel, Martin ; Encarnação, José L.
Type of entry: Bibliographie
Title: A Modified Radiosity Algorithm for Integrated Visual and Auditory Rendering
Language: English
Date: 1993
Journal or Publication Title: Computers & Graphics
Volume of the journal: 17
Issue Number: 6
Abstract:

A concept on integration of 3D visual and auditory rendering is proposed in this paper. By the auditory rendering we mean the computer acoustical simulation with direct sound outputs that is based on the physical model simulation. The so-called visual rendering means the computer generation of 3D visual and auditory rendering we mean while computer generates a 3D image of physical model of real world, it generates the sound based on the phusical model displayed if there is a reverberation-free sound source. Based on some kinds of similarity between the progagation nature of light and sound, a modified radiosity algorithm has been proposed for integration implementation. The algorithm is suitable for both visual and room auditory rendering. It means for a biven enclosure, once the form factors are calculated, they can be applied for calculating both the light radiosities and sound radiosities simultaneously. The features of the algorithm are indicated. The implementation techniques are given in detail. The integration of visual and auditory rendering is a big scientific computing (ViSC) to visualization and audiobilization in scientific computing (VAiSC). The combination of VAiSC with virtual reality technique will improve human-computer interface greatly.

Uncontrolled Keywords: Acoustic simulation, Auditory rendering, Human-computer interaction (HCI), Radiosity, VAiSC, ViSC, Visual rendering
Divisions: UNSPECIFIED
20 Department of Computer Science
20 Department of Computer Science > Interactive Graphics Systems
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