Intelligent Computer Graphics 2011 [electronic resource] / edited by Dimitri Plemenos, Georgios Miaoulis.

Detecting visual convergence for stochastic global illumination -- Verbalization of 3D scenes based on Natural Language Generation techniques -- Objects Description exploiting Users Sociality -- Knowledge-Based Analysis and Synthesis of Virtual 3D Campus Infrastructure Models -- On the evaluation of the combined role of Virtual Reality games and animated agents in edutainment -- Intuitive method for pedestrians in virtual environments -- Pathfinding with Emotion Maps -- Gait evolution for humanoid robot in a physically simulated environment -- Techniques for extracting and modeling geometric features from point cloud data sets with application to urban terrain modeling.

In Computer Graphics, the use of intelligent techniques started more recently than in other research areas. However, during these last two decades, the use of intelligent Computer Graphics techniques is growing up year after year and more and more interesting techniques are presented in this area. The purpose of this volume is to present current work of the Intelligent Computer Graphics community, a community growing up year after year. This volume is a kind of continuation of the previously published Springer volumes ǣArtificial Intelligence Techniques for Computer Graphicsǥ (2008), ǣIntelligent Computer Graphics 2009ǥ (2009) and ǣIntelligent Computer Graphics 2010ǥ (2010). This volume contains selected extended papers from the last 3IA Conference (3IA2011), which has been held in Athens (Greece) in May 2011. This year papers are particularly exciting and concern areas like virtual reality, artificial life, data visualization, games, global illumination, point cloud modelling, declarative modelling, scene reconstruction and many other very important themes.

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