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Collision Detection Using Polar Diagrams

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Collision Detection Using Polar Diagrams
In Computer Graphics, Collision Detection is considered a key problem with important applications in related areas. Several solutions have been proposed, but independently of the chosen strategy, different stages of the solution are considered. It is not only relevant to apply a good static collision test, but reducing the pairs of objects susceptible of intersecting is important in order to obtain applicable computation times. Some methods achieve this aim computing a tessellation as preprocessing. The new approach we propose in this paper computes a partition of the plane called Polar Diagram, in which every object in the scene is owner of a polar region as the locus of points with some common angle properties. Polar diagrams used as preprocessing can be applied to Collision Detection and many other geometric problems where the solution is given by angle processing. Keywords Collision Detection, Plane tessellation, Visibility problems.
Lidia M. Ortega, Francisco R. Feito, Clara I. Grim
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Type Conference
Year 2004
Where WSCG
Authors Lidia M. Ortega, Francisco R. Feito, Clara I. Grima, Alberto Márquez
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