DIVA

Data Intensive Visualization and Analysis

Last updated on Dec 2020

The DIVA Project is an Initial Training Network (ITN) funded by the EU within the 7th Framework Programme. It brings together six full partner institutions and eight associated partners from six different EU countries.

The main goal of the network is to train the next generation of researchers in the fields of 3D data presentation and understanding, with a primary focus on data intensive application environments. The people in this program are mostly Early-Stage european scientific Researchers who in the future will lead the development of novel Data Intensive Visualization and Analysis (DIVA) methodologies in data-driven science and technology application domains.

For more information visit the DIVA project page.

Publications

Robust Enhancement of Depth Images from Depth Sensors
In recent years, depth cameras (such as Microsoft Kinect and ToF cameras) have gained much popularity in computer graphics, visual …
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Depth Image Enhancement Using 1D Least Median of Squares
We propose a new method to enhance the depth images from RGB-D sensors, such as Kinects, by filling the missing/invalid values which …
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Robust Enhancement of Depth Images from Kinect Sensor
We propose a new method to fill missing or invalid values in depth images generated from the Kinect depth sensor. To fill the missing …
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Fast and Accurate 3D Reproduction of a Remote Collaboration Environment
We present an approach for high quality rendering of the 3D representation of a remote collaboration scene, along with real-time …
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Bandwidth-Efficient Image Degradation and Enhancement Model for Multi-Camera Telepresence Environments
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Fast and Efficient Data Reduction Approach for Multi-Camera Light Field Display Telepresence Systems
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Multi-Camera Acquisition and Placement Strategy for Displaying High-Resolution Images for Telepresence Systems
Life-size high-resolution telepresence systems, used for remote collaboration, face the problem of transmitting huge data from multiple …
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