Delaunay and Voronoi in 3D
Balint MIKLOS
mbalint at email.ro
Thu Nov 29 16:57:49 PST 2001
I would like to implement in Java an algorith to generate the Delaunay
triangulation and the Voronoi cells for a set of points in 3D. I have read
about an incremental agorithm, with the incircle test (for 2D), and the
creation of the supertriangle at initialization. I suppose this algortihm can
be adopted for 3D, with insphere test, and so on. I have read as well about
data structures used, wich can be quadtree for 2D, and octree, N-tree for 3D,
but I don't know what these are exactly, and how are they used. All I know is
that, these trees make a distribution of the space.
Please help me, with a detaicled algorithm description, and how the data
structures should be used. Since this computational geometry domain seems very
interesting to me, I would like to ask, where I can start to study it. I have
read Fukuda's FAQ about polyhedron and polytope structures and understood
things, but if you could give me a detailed, and more explained book, or paper,
it would be great.
I'm student at Technical Univerisity in Cluj-Napoca (2nd year), and couldn't
find anything in our library. I couldn't get help from any professor at our
university.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Balint Miklos
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