This page contains some of the data used in generating results for my various papers. As well as some sample output data.

Input Data

• Super-cow cape cloth animation: BigCape_sequence.tar.gz
• Linear horse to man morph*: horse_man_morph.tar.gz
• Linear elephant to horse morph*: elephant_horse_morph.tar.gz

I also have made use of data from the following sources

• Collapsing horse and galloping animals: Robert Sumner's deformation transfer results
• Motion captured cloth: Ryan White's cloth mocap results
  • The actual data I used was subdivided. The subdivided data is available here.

* Morph correspondence data provided by Alla Sheffer

Sample Output Data

This data was generated using the method presented in my SCA2005 paper "Progressive Multiresolution Meshes for Deforming Surfaces." The actual output of that method is a progressive multilevel mesh, but as there is no standard format for such a thing, I have exported various levels of the hierarchy into a sequency** of independent SMF files:

• 800 vertex time-varying approximation of linear horse to man morph: horseman_imprv800v.zip
• 3200 vertex time-varying approximation of linear horse to man morph: horseman_imprv3200v.zip
• 800 vertex time-varying approximation of linear elephant to horse morph: elephant_horse_imprv800v.zip

** Believe it or not, sequency is a real word (in certain esoteric circles)... however, it doesn't mean "sequence," which is what I intended to type... I noticed this typo a few days later and, rather than simply fixing it, I thought I'd look up whether or not "sequency" indeed had any meaning. Google reports at least 98,100 occurances of the word on the internet (though I bet a majority of them are typos themselves).