- Karol Myszkowski for his kind help and advices before and
during the project. We were highly inspired by his and Frederic
Drago's Atrium
project for predictive rendering. Without his help and support
our project would have been hardly realizable.
- Roxane Wetzel from the MPII administration and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang
Paul from the University of Saarbruecken, who helped us to acquire some
of the original 3D building data (in the DXF format) in order to start the
project in 2003. Furthermore, Roxane Wetzel supplied us
with the architectural drawings of the real MPII building and
kindly helped us during the whole lifetime of
this project.
- Akiko Yoshida, Grzegorz Krawczyk, and Rafal Mantiuk for helping
us with the HDR image acquisition, measurement preparation, and
postprocessing in June 2004.
- The European Union within the scope of the RealReflect
IST project (IST-2001-34744) for partial funding of the project
from June 2003 until November 2004. The project for the MPI Informatics
building virtual reconstruction was initially motivated by the needs and
objectives of the RealReflect project.
- Prof. Jiri Habel and Dipl.-Ing. Marek Balsky from the Czech
Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
Department of Electrical Power Engineering, for their kind help and
advices for the measurements of the luminaires.
- The administration of the MPII building and the Computer Graphics
Group, in particular to Sabine Budde, Conny Liegl, Michael Bentz,
and Gabi Holzer for really efficient and responsive administrative
help on our project. We also thank Michael Laise and Axel Koeppel
from the building administration for providing access to several spare
parts needed for the data acquistion. Furthermore, we would like to
express our thanks to the Computer Services and Technology Department at the MPII
for providing us with all the hardware and software support needed for
the project.
- Lukas Novosad and Michal Hapala at the Czech Technical University in Prague
for carefully proofreading and correcting webpages for this project.
- All the colleagues and friends at the MPII in Saarbruecken for sharing
their time and interests, providing us with moral support and
encouragement, and for having fun during the project.
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