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Ingo Wald's publications

Ingo Wald's publications

This is a list of my publications. Feel free to browse, but be aware that some of these papers might carry certain copyright restrictions of the respective conference, journal, or organization that has published the original article.

Since 2005, all the publications are sorted with respect to category (journal paper, conference paper, techreport, etc), so the newest publications might not necessarily be the top entries, but might show up further below.

If you want to know which of these papers are the most cited ones, have a look at my papers' scholar.google.com ratings. (Note that google scholar scans only every few month, so newer papers aren't probably found, yet).

Sorted by year: [2007] [2006] [2005] [2004] [2003 and earlier]

News

2007

Papers currently submitted for publication (2007) (usually techreported)

Journal Articles (2007)

Articles in Conference Proceedings (2007)

Technical Reports (2007)

2006

Journal Articles (2006)

Articles in Conference Proceedings (2006)

Technical Reports (2006)

2005

Journal Articles (2005)

Articles in Conference Proceedings (2005)

Technical Reports (2005)

Other Publications (sketches, posters, courses, etc.) (2005)

2004

Journal Articles (2004)

Articles in Conference Proceedings (2004)

Technical Reports (2004)

Other Publications (sketches, posters, courses, etc.) (2004)

2003

2002

  • SaarCOR - A Hardware Architecture for Ray Tracing
    Joerg Schmittler, Ingo Wald and Philipp Slusallek (Saarland University)
    Proceedings of EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Graphics Hardware, Saarbruecken, Germany, September 1-2, 2002
    [pdf] [bibtex]

  • Interactive Headlight Simulation
    - A Case Study for Interactive Distributed Ray Tracing -
    Carsten Benthin, Tim Dahmen, Ingo Wald and Philipp Slusallek (Saarland University)
    Proceedings of EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Parllel Graphics and Visualization, Blaubeuren, Germany, September 2002
    [pdf] [gzipped.ps] [bibtex] [Web site for this paper]

  • (german) Interaktive Beleuchtungssimulation und Bildsynthese mit Ray-Tracing - Effiziente Software schlägt Spezial-Hardware
    Philipp Slusallek, Ingo Wald (Saarland University)
    Magazin 'Forschung' der Universität des Saarlandes, 1/2002
    [Cover image (jpg)]
     
  • Interactive Global Illumination using Fast Ray Tracing
    Ingo Wald (+), Thomas Kollig (*), Carsten Benthin (+), Alexander Keller (*) and Philipp Slusallek (*)
    (+):Saarland University, (*):Kaiserslautern Univeristy
    Proceedings of the 13th EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Rendering, Pisa, Italy, 2002
    [pdf] [Web site for this paper]
    Note: This project is also often referred to as "Instant Global Illumination"


     

2001

  • State-of-the-Art in "Interactive Ray Tracing"
    Ingo Wald and Philipp Slusallek
    Saarland University
    in State of the Art Reports, EUROGRAPHICS 2001, pp. 21-42, Manchester, United Kingdom, Sept. 2001
    [pdf]   [bib]
  • Interactive Distributed Ray Tracing of Highly Complex Models
    Ingo Wald, Philipp Slusallek, Carsten Benthin
    Saarland University
    in Rendering Techniques 2001 - Proceedings of the 12th EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Rendering, pp 274 -285, London, June 2001
    [bib]   [pdf]   [Web site for this paper]


     

  • Interactive Rendering With Coherent Raytracing
    Ingo Wald, Philipp Slusallek, Carsten Benthin, Markus Wagner
    Saarland University
    in Computer Graphics Forum/Proceedings of EUROGRAPHICS 2001, pp 153-164, 20(3), Manchester, United Kingdom, Sept. 2001
    [bib]   [ps.bz2]   [pdf]   [Paper Gallery (Movies)]

2000

  • Efficient Importance Sampling Techniques for the Photon Map
    Alex Keller, Ingo Wald,
    University of Kaiserslautern, Saarland University
    Published in "Vision, Modelling and Visualization 2000"
    [bib]   [pdf]   [slides(ppt)]   [slides(html)]
  • Photorealistic Rendering using the Photon Map
    Masters Thesis, University of Kaiserslautern, Sep.1999
    [pdf]

Talks:

Please note that this list of talks does not include the paper presentation talks, it only contains talks such as invited talks or course talks. The respective slides of the paper presentations can be found with the respective papers.

2003

Afrigraph 2003 Course on "Advanced Interactive Ray Tracing and Interactive Global Illumination"
Course presentation on the "AFRIGRAPH 2003", Second International Conference on Computer Graphics in Cape Town, South Africa, 2003
[Slides Part I (ppt)] [Slides Part II (ppt)]

2002

Interactive Ray Tracing
GI GraphikTag 2002, Sept 2nd., 2002
[Slides (ppt)]
Stanford 2002 - Interactive Ray Tracing and Interactive Global Illumination
Graphics Lunch, Stanford University, 2002, June 2002
[Slides (ppt)]
HighGraphics 2002 - Interactive Global Illumination
HighGraphics 2002, Feb 24-27., 2002
[Slides (ppt)]

2001

Afrigraph 2001 Course on Interactive Ray Tracing
Course presentation on the "AFRIGRAPH 2001", First International Conference on Computer Graphics in South Africa, November 5th, 2001
Interactive Rendering through Coherent Ray Tracing
Paper Presentation at the "EUROGRAPHICS Conference 2001", UMIST Manchester, September 5th, 2001
Received "best paper award, 2nd place"
[Slides (ppt)]   [Paper Gallery (Movies and Stills)]
Interactive Distributed Ray Tracing of Highly Complex Models
Paper Presentation at the "11th EUROGRAPHICS Workshop on Rendering", University College London, June 27th, 2001
[Slides (ppt)]   [bib]   [pdf]   [Paper Gallery (Movies and Stills)]
Towards Interactive Global Illumination ?
Talk at the Dagstuhl Seminar 01242 on "Stochastic Methods in Rendering", Dagstuhl/Germany, June 11th-15th, 2001
[abstract]

2000

Efficient Importance Sampling Techniques for the Photon Map
Paper Presentation at the Conference on "Vision, Modelling and Visualization 2000", Saarbruecken, November 24th
Interactive Raytracing
Max Planck Institute for Computer Sciences, Saarbruecken, Oktober 18th, 2000
An Analysis of the Photon Map
at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Computer Graphics in Dagstuhl, Germany, July 2000
[abstract]
Global Illumination using the Photon Map
Max Planck Institute for Computer Sciences, Saarbruecken, November 1999