A visualization of 3d images by back ray tracing: the geometric approach

Authors

  • D. P. Kucherov National Aviation University
  • K. O. Morgun National Aviation University
  • T. I. Golenkovskaya The Central Science Research Institute of Armament of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.48.11228

Keywords:

Rendering, Cartesian coordinates, spherical coordinate, plane, circle, polygon and sphere

Abstract

In this paper is considering the problem of visualization synthetic images that is one of the mostwidely known problem in computer graphic. A general object consists of primitives and a camera used asviewer. Time solving this task is determine by time of scene visualization. For solving, this problem proposeda mathematical approach that based on geometric representation the simplest figures such as plane,circle, polygon and sphere in Cartesian coordinates. The main aim this task consist in estimation of positionobjects on the scene and its illumination with respect to viewer. Implementation proposals to algorithmprogram render are proposed. The results of the studying different scenes with some objects are given

Author Biographies

D. P. Kucherov, National Aviation University

Doctor of Science. Professor. The Department of computerized control systems

K. O. Morgun, National Aviation University

The Department of computerized control systems

T. I. Golenkovskaya, The Central Science Research Institute of Armament of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Researcher

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Vol. 2 No. 48 (2016)

Section

MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS

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