Daniel Dunbar
daniel@zuster.org
About
As of Fall '06 I am a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science Department at Stanford.
In the past I have worked as a programmer for a Dutch software company on
the Blender 3D package, written experiments
for the Kubovy psychology
lab, amused myself by studying computer science in
Christchurch, New Zealand, and studied mathematics at the University of Virginia.
I ride a Donek Incline 155 (and love it), which
replaced my ancient Morrow Spoon 156. I also a big fan of a good
dance party. Nowadays I tend to spend a significant part of my spare time trying to leave the earth behind.
I am not a superhero.
Publications
A Spatial Data Structure for Fast Poisson-Disk Sample Generation
Daniel Dunbar and
Greg Humphreys
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 2006
Dot-sampled structured grids: From geometry to perceptual organization
Daniel Dunbar,
Lars Strother, and
Michael Kubovy
Perception (ECVP), 2004, Supplement (abstract 0211)
Software
CCGSubSurf
A public domain Catmull-Clark subdivision surface library that is fast,
lightweight, incremental and easy-to-use.
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