Research paper

Terrain Rendering Using Geometry Clipmaps

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Title
Terrain Rendering Using Geometry Clipmaps
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A primary difficulty in terrain rendering is displaying realistic terrains to the user at real-time frame rates. The brute force approach is usually too complex for real-time frame rates to be achieved. Several terrain-rendering techniques have been proposed that use Level of Detail (LOD) to generate a simplified representation of a terrain. The geometry clipmap is a recently proposed approach that utilises the potential of modern graphics hardware. It stores vertex data on the graphics card,...

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Thesis
Thesis level
Doctoral
Date created
2005
Creator
Brettell, Nick
URL
http://hdl.handle.net/10092/14824

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