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Declarative Specification for Unstructured Mesh Editing Algorithms
DescriptionWe introduce a novel approach to describe mesh generation, mesh adaptation, and geometric modeling algorithms relying on changing mesh connectivity using a high-level abstraction. The main motivation is to enable easy customization and development of these algorithms via a declarative specification consisting of a set of per-element invariants, operation scheduling, and attribute transfer for each editing operation.
We demonstrate that widely used algorithms editing surfaces and volumes can be compactly expressed with our abstraction, and their implementation within our framework is simple, automatically parallelizable on shared-memory architectures, and with guaranteed satisfaction of the prescribed invariants. These algorithms are readable and easy to customize for specific use cases.
We introduce a software library implementing this abstraction and providing automatically shared memory parallelization.
We demonstrate that widely used algorithms editing surfaces and volumes can be compactly expressed with our abstraction, and their implementation within our framework is simple, automatically parallelizable on shared-memory architectures, and with guaranteed satisfaction of the prescribed invariants. These algorithms are readable and easy to customize for specific use cases.
We introduce a software library implementing this abstraction and providing automatically shared memory parallelization.
Event Type
Technical Papers
TimeTuesday, 6 December 202210:00am - 12:00pm KST
LocationAuditorium, Level 5, West Wing
