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Improving Mesh Quality of Extracted Surfaces using SurfaceNets

P.W. de Bruin, F.M. Vos, S.F. Frisken-Gibson, Frits H. Post, and A.M. Vossepoel

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Finite-element modelling is a standard way for simulation of soft tissue deformation. For proper modelling, triangular surface models must fulfil requirements of accuracy , smoothness, and conciseness. Several techniques proposed in the literature do not meet these requirements. In this paper we extend a new technique called SurfaceNets, which can create a globally smooth triangle mesh that retains fine detail.

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P.W. de Bruin, F.M. Vos, S.F. Frisken-Gibson, Frits H. Post, and A.M. Vossepoel, Improving Mesh Quality of Extracted Surfaces using SurfaceNets, pp. 281–288, 2000.

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@inproceedings{bib:de bruin:2000,
    author       = { de Bruin, P.W. and Vos, F.M. and Frisken-Gibson, S.F. and Post, Frits H. and Vossepoel, A.M. },    
    title        = { Improving Mesh Quality of Extracted Surfaces using SurfaceNets },
    year         = { 2000 },
    pages        = { 281--288 },
    url          = { https://publications.graphics.tudelft.nl/papers/559 },
}