Available Projects
Open Master's Projects (contact the respective supervisor)
(Most of the following projects are scalable and can be adapted to suit other project types.)
Supervisor: Jiri Kosinka
- NURBS/CAD model processing; thesis/internship at Schut Geometrical Metrology (Groningen); contact me for details.
- Subdivision surfaces for maritime applications; thesis project in collaboration with MARIN; see PDF
- Vector graphics and image vectorisation: this is a general area; email me if you wish to know more.
- Edge Detection with Inhibition for Vectorisation; building on this paper; in collaboration with George Azzopardi.
- Surface and envelope modelling for flank machining of surfaces (more details to follow in January 2023).
- If you have taken the Advanced Computer Graphics course, I'll probably have a project for you;-)
Supervisor: Steffen Frey
- In situ visualization of large data; generating visualization of large simulation data on supercomputers while they are generated. Adaptive, data-dependent reduction of data.
- Visualization of porous media; analysis and comparison of large spatial ensembles from experiments and simulations. Joint project with the University of Stuttgart, Germany, within SFB 1313.
- Machine learning and optimization for visualization; data-driven extraction of meaningful features from large volumes of complex data and tuning of visualization systems.
Open Term Projects/Internships (Onderzoeksstage)
- Most of the Master's thesis projects specified above by J. Kosinka and S.Frey can be adapted to a research/in-company internship project.
BSc thesis / RSinCS projects
...are listed here.
Your Own Project Idea
If you have an idea of a specific project or would like to work generally in a specific area, please let us know about it and we can then narrow the project down. Generally, we advise projects in the following (and related) areas:
- geometric modelling (curve and surface representation, splines, subdivision), computer (and especially vector) graphics, and (vector) image processing (contact Jiri Kosinka).
- scientific visualization (visualization of spatial data, time-dependent, parameter-studies etc.), scalable methods for large data, machine learning and optimization for visualization (contact Steffen Frey).
- visual perception and its applications in visual computing, AR/VR and novel display technologies, developing perceptually calibrated image/video quality metrics, computational models of the Human Visual System, designing and running psychovisual experiments (contact Cara Tursun).
For more information on the research in our group, see our research web pages. Lists of selected completed Bachelor projects, internship projects, and Master's projects are also available.