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Item Resolving Non-Manifoldness on Meshes from Dual Marching Cubes(The Eurographics Association, 2022) Zint, Daniel; Grosso, Roberto; Gürtler, Philipp; Pelechano, Nuria; Vanderhaeghe, DavidThere are several methods that reconstruct surfaces from volume data by generating triangle or quad meshes on the dual of the uniform grid. Those methods often provide meshes with better quality than the famous marching cubes. However, they have a common issue: the meshes are not guaranteed to be manifold. We address this issue by presenting a post-processing routine that resolves all non-manifold edges with local refinement. New vertices are positioned on the trilinear interpolant. We verify our method on a wide range of data sets and show that we are capable of resolving all non-manifold issues.Item Visualization Aided Interface Reconstruction(The Eurographics Association, 2020) Penk, Dominik; Müller, Jonas; Felfer, Peter; Grosso, Roberto; Stamminger, Marc; Krüger, Jens and Niessner, Matthias and Stückler, JörgModern atom probe tomography measurements generate large point clouds of atomic locations in solids. A common analysis task in these datasets is to put the location of specific atom types in relation to crystallographic features such as the interface between two crystals (grain boundaries). In cases where these features represent surfaces, their extraction is carried out manually in most cases. In this paper we propose a method for semi automatic extraction of such two dimensional manifold and non-manifold surfaces from a given dataset. We first aid the user to filter the atom data by providing an interactive visualization of the dataset tailored towards enhancing these interfaces. Once a desired set of points representing the interface is found, we provide an automatic surface extraction method to compute an explicit parametric representation of the visualized surface. In case of non-manifold interface structures, this parametric representation is then used to calculate the intersections of the individual manifold parts of the interfaces.