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INTRODUCTIONTheOSSI(OffsetSurface/SurfaceIntersection)problemisasub-problemofgeneralSSI.AlthoughtheOSSIproblemcanberesolvedbyapplyinggeneralSSIalgorithm,itiscomputationallyexpensiveandexhaustive.Inrecentdecades,effortshavebeenfocusedoncomputingSSIexactly,efficiently,androbustlyinageneralsetting(Abdel-MalekandYeh,1997;Changetal.,1994;BurkeandSabharwal,1996;Mullenheim,1991).Thesetechniquescanbeclassifiedmainlyintofivecategories:algebraic,latticeevaluation,marching(tracing)method,… 相似文献
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INTRODUCTION Computer Supported Collaborative Work(CSCW) refers to technologies that use computertechnologies, multimedia technologies and networkcommunication technologies to support geogra-phically distributed users to collaborate with designtasks under shared environments. It is argued thatthe product development period may be shortenedgreatly when users independently and collabora-tively join in the designing, planning and assemblyprocess with the same product under a distributedenv… 相似文献
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Conventional methods for solving intersections between two offset parametric surfaces often include iteratively using computationally
expensive SSI (surface/surface intersections) algorithm. In addition, these methods ignore the relations between the intersection
curves of parametric surfaces with different offset distances. The algorithm presented in this paper, makes full use of the
topological relations between different intersection loops and calculates intersection loops with the help of previously calculated
intersection loops. It first pre-processes two parametric surfaces to obtain the characteristic points, called topology transition
points (TTPs), which can help in the subsequent finding of the topologies of the intersection curves. Then these points are
categorized into several distinct groups, and we can determine the calculation strategy for searching initial points by analyzing
the properties of these TTPs on the surfaces. Hence, all intersection curves can be marched from initial points by the tracing
algorithm. The proposed algorithm could calculate intersection curves robustly and effectively, and has been tested to be
capable of overcoming the degenerate conditions such as loop and singularities leaking that occur frequently in conventional
algorithms.
Project supported by the National Research Foundation for the Doctoral Program (No. 2000033554) of Higher Education of China
and the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province, China (No. 6001107) 相似文献
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This paper presents a novel Web Service based distributed collaborative CAD system employing feature as its collaborative design element and uses XML to define feature operations and communication protocol between the server and the client. To reduce network load and increase response ability of the system, the feature information is updated incrementally on the client. The system supports collaborative designing on heterogeneous platforms. Its framework and communication protocols are analyzed in detail. The experimental results from the developed prototype system showed that it can effectively support collaborative design under the distributed environment. 相似文献
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