Conformal 3D Mesh

Parameterization and Texture

Mapping

A Mid Term Presentation

Presenters:
Abdoulaye Diakite
Kedir Mohd. Adal
Peter Fasogbon
Sharib Ali
 Follow ups

 Introduction Parameterization & its importance


Problem Statement Constraints to be Considered

 Literature Review Some Related Research Works

 Methodology Conformal Mapping

 Results & Analysis Texture Mapping

 Remaining Works Segmentation

 Introduction to Parameterization

What?
3
R
x , y , z
PARAMETERIZATION

2
R
SURFACE

u , v

PARAMETER DOMAIN
 Introduction to Parameterization

Applications 
Introduced for texture mapping

Has been used for morphing,
remeshing, compression, surface
fitting and shape analysis

TEXTURE MAPPING MORPHING

 Introduction to Parameterization

How?
 Bijective Mapping
Parameter domain: =  u , v ⇐ R 2 : u ⇐ 0,2   , v ⇐ [ 0,1]
Surface: =  x , y , z ⇐ R 3 : x 2  y 2 = 1, z ⇐ [0,1 ]

Parameterization: f u , v =cosu , sinu , v 

Inverse: f − 1  x , y , z =arccos x , z  Inverse
EXIST!!

So, any 3D shapes which have parametric Equations can be parameterized. But,
what if not?
 Problem Statement

PARAMETERIZATION
 Given a surface (mesh) and a domain
for which we need to find a one to one
mapping
 Constraints like angle, area, length, triangle flips has
to be considered
TEXTURE MAPPING
 Mapping the texture (image) on the parameterized
mesh