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摘要
我们提出了一种新的建模方法,用于建筑物和其他障碍物附近的积雪形成的降雪外观。我们采用了预计算辐射传输(precomputed Radiance Transfer, PRT)技术[Sloan et al. 2002],而不是对风驱动的降雪进行计算流体动力学模拟,来处理随着风吹向障碍物周围的各个方向而飞行、撞击和降落的雪花。该方法不需要进行大量的流体力学模拟计算,而是用积雪漂移来逼近积雪。
A real time computer model for wind-driven fallen snow
We propose a new modeling method for the appearance of fallen snow formed by snow drift near buildings and other obstacles. Instead of computational fluid dynamics simulation for wind-driven fallen snow, we employ the Pre-computed Radiance Transfer (PRT) technique [Sloan et al. 2002] to handle snowflakes which fly, hit and fall with the wind blowing to all directions around obstacles. This approach approximates snow accumulation with snow drift without heavy fluid dynamics simulation computation.