Isotropic umbrella based triangulation of regular parametric surfaces
Motivated by the ideas introduced by \textit{M. Attene, B. Falaidieno, M. Spanuola}, and \textit{G. Wyvill} [Graph. Models 65, No. 5, 260--273 (2003; Zbl 1054.68153)], the authors propose an advancing front method to generate a triangular mesh on a parametric surface which is isotropic and therefore well adapted for the application of the finite elements method or the boundary element method. Such a mesh can be easily refined to get a better approximation of the surface. The authors also obtain a sufficient condition ensuring that a surface triangulation is of Delaunay type.
- Maillage de surfaces paramétriques. Partie I : Aspects théoriques
- Generating a nice triangular mesh on a regular parametric surface
- Triangulation of trimmed surfaces in parametric space
- Parametric surface meshing using a combined advancing-front generalized Delaunay approach
- A mapping-independent primitive for the triangulation of parametric surfaces
- A mapping-independent primitive for the triangulation of parametric surfaces
- A marching method for the triangulation of surfaces
- Adaptive sampling and mesh generation
- ANISOTROPIC TRIANGULATION OF PARAMETRIC SURFACES VIA CLOSE PACKING OF ELLIPSOIDS
- Automatic triangular mesh generation of trimmed parametric surfaces for finite element analysis
- Distance approximations for rasterizing implicit curves
- Generating a nice triangular mesh on a regular parametric surface
- A new anisotropic local meshing method and its application in parametric surface triangulation
- A mapping-independent primitive for the triangulation of parametric surfaces
- ANISOTROPIC TRIANGULATION OF PARAMETRIC SURFACES VIA CLOSE PACKING OF ELLIPSOIDS
- Generating a nice triangular mesh on a regular parametric surface
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