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Paper Tearing — Modeling a 3D developable surface from a single view annotated sketch. Published in SMI 2017 [ref]

Paper Crumpling — Interactively animating paper crumpling using non-smooth developable surfaces. Published in ACM Transaction on Graphics 2015 [ref]

Fluid Sculpting — Sculpting a fluid animation by interactively transferring an animated fluid feature - here a splash - from an input scene to another one. Published in MIG 2016 [ref]

Paper Sound — Real-time sound synthesis for paper material based on geometric analysis. Published in SCA 2016 [ref]

My Corporis Fabrica Embryo — Modeling the human embryo development using a 3D spatio-temporal ontology. Published in Journal of Biomedical Semantics 2015 [ref]

cloth wrinkles — Geometrical wrinkles added on top of a coarse cloth simulation. Published in SIGGRAPH Asia 2010 [ref].

sketching folds — Generating a 3D developable model with folds and its corresponding patterns from 2D sketched views. Published in ACM Transaction on Graphics 2015 [ref]

Articulated character using our implicit skinning approach. Published in ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 [ref]

Flat torus visualization (Hevea Project). The image of the flat torus has been used for the front cover of PNAS 2013 [ref]

detail replication — Deforming shape containing details which replicates under stretching. Published in SMI 2015 [ref]

Contact

Damien.Rohmer[at]polytechnique.edu
(+33) 1 69 35 69 62 (LIX office)

Room 153

LIX - UMR 7161

1 rue Honoré d'Estienne d'Orves

Bâtiment Alan Turing

91120 Palaiseau, France

Research

My research lie in the field of Computer Graphics. I am especially interested in the efficient creation of 3D virtual scenes using high level control. I work on the topics of 3D Modeling, but also Deformation, Animation and Visualization for complex virtual shapes and characters.

For more details, see Research Axes, and List of Publications.

PhD Supervision

I am currently co-supervising 3 PhD Students:

Amelie FONDEVILLA (2016-2019)
Sculpting and animating developable surfaces with video embedding
With Stefanie Hahmann

Thomas BUFFET (2017-2020)
Efficient multi-layered cloth animation using implicit surfaces
With Marie-Paule Cani

Corentin MERCIER (2017-2020)
Parsimonious multi-resolution modeling and visualization of white matter tractograms
With Isabelle Bloch, Pietro Gori, Jean-Marc Thiery

I co-supervised 2 PhD students:

Ulysse VIMONT (2013-2016)
Novel Methods for the Interactive Design of Complex Objects and Animations [thesis]
With Marie-Paule Cani

Camille SCHRECK (2013-2016)
Interactive Deformation of Virtual Paper [thesis]
With Stefanie Hahmann

Grants

I am part of the following granted projects

Labex DigiCosme Neural Meta Tracts (2017-2020)
Parsimonious multi-resolution representations for modeling, visualizing and statistically analyzing brain tractograms.

ANR e-ROMA (2017-2021)
Restoration of Gallo-Romanian statues by virtual sculpture.

ANR FOLD-Dyn (2017-2021)
Field-Oriented Layered Dynamics animating 3D characters.

FUI COLLODI 2 (2016-2018)
Development of robust and innovative animation software with TeamTO and Mercenaries Engineering.

Background

Employment

2017-today : Professor at École Polytechnique, Univ. Paris-Saclay, France.
2016-2017 : Sabbatical year at Inria Grenoble, France.
2010-2017 : Assistant Professor at CPE Lyon, France.
2006-2007 : Research Assistant LBNL (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), USA.

Diplomas

2017: HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) from Grenoble University.
2011: PhD from Grenoble University.
2007: Master of Sciences from Saint Etienne University.
2007: Engineering degree from CPE Lyon.