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[Mariette Yvinec <>]

Did you happen to know  the work of Jean Philippe Pons on related topics ?
you may have a look to


 
.Jean-Daniel Boissonnat and Jean-Philippe Pons. A Lagrangian approach to dynamic interfaces through kinetic triangulations of the ambient space. Computer Graphics Forum, 26, 2007. [WWW]

Jean-Philippe Pons and Jean-Daniel Boissonnat. Delaunay deformable models: Topology-adaptive meshes based on the restricted Delaunay triangulation. In IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition CVPR 2007, 2007. [WWW]

Jean-Philippe Pons, Florent Ségonne, Jean-Daniel Boissonnat, Laurent Rineau, Mariette Yvinec, and Renaud Keriven. High-quality consistent meshing of multi-label datasets. In Information Processing in Medical Imaging, pages 198-210, 2007. [WWW]

Jean-Philippe Pons and Jean-Daniel Boissonnat. A Lagrangian Topology-Adaptive Dynamic Interfaces with a Lazy Kinetic Triangulation. In Proc. 3rd Annu. Sympos. Geometry Processing, 2006.

These publications are available from
http://www-sop.inria.fr/geometrica/publications/Author/PONS-JP.html

Le 06/01/12 13:35, Tomislav Maric a écrit :

Hi everyone, 

I'm in need of a C++ class that can deal with the temporal evolution of a surface mesh driven by the 
motion (velocity) field coming from two phase fluid flow simulations. The reasoning behind this is to 
be able to deal with flows that hold a lot of vorticity, which may introduce large curvatures of the 
surface mesh and situations in which the surface mesh is self intersecting. Besides this, the surface
mesh itself is representing a fluidic interface, and should be allowed to break up into small droplets
or coalesce with itself (eg. two drops of water coalescing). 

I've done an extensive literature review, and I have found some algorithms that describe dealing with 
such issues, and even a CGAL based library called TransforMesh. Also, there have been posts on this 
mailing list on using Surface Mesher to for re-meshing in some cases. 

Before I go into any development directions, I would be really grateful for any advice on this matter, 
which can save me from significant time losses. 

If asking questions on TransforMesh is not allowed on this list, please accept my apologies, the forum 
of TransforMesh seems not to be active.. 

Best regards, 
Tomislav 

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Mariette Yvinec
Geometrica project team
INRIA  Sophia-Antipolis