A Survey on Video-based Graphics and Video Visualization
Rita Borgo, Min Chen, Ben Daubney, Edward Grundy, Gunther Heidemann, Benjamin Höferlin, Markus Höferlin, H. Jänicke, Daniel Weiskopf, Xianghua Xie · 2011
In recent years, a collection of new techniques which deal with video as input data, emerged in computer graphics and visualization. In this survey, we report the state of the art in video-based graphics and video visualization. We provide a comprehensive review of techniques for making photo-realistic or artistic computer-generated imagery from videos, as well as methods for creating summary and/or abstract visual representations to reveal important features and events in videos. We propose a new taxonomy to categorize the concepts and techniques in this newlyemerged body of knowledge. To support this review, we also give a concise overview of the major advances in automated video analysis, as some techniques in this field (e.g., feature extraction, detection, tracking and so on) have been featured in video-based modeling and rendering pipelines for graphics and visualization.