Mike Gleicher's Talks

I am trying to make versions of talks I've given available here. Please let me know if you are looking for something that isn't here yet.

	Seeing Shakespeare (and Sequences): Making pictures to learn from stuff you don't want to read April 2012 A talk given at Memorial Library as part of the Humanities Research Bridge. A 9-up version of the slides is available (it's 198 slides).
	From Art and Perception to Visualization and Video November 2011 A talk at the CMU Robotics seminar. A video of the talk is on YouTube (availble in HD!
	Pictures from Piles of Data: How Graphics, Multimedia, Vision, Visualization, Animation and Cartography All Connect March 2011 A Talk at the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications (IMA) at the University of Minnesota. A video of this talk is available at http://www.ima.umn.edu/video/index.php?id=1573 (alt link).
	Using Perception to Make Better Pictures May 2010 A Talk at the ERI seminar, University of Wisconsin, Madison (note, this is a shortened version of the Pictures from Piles of Data talk)
	Pictures from Piles of Data: How Graphics, Multimedia, Vision, Visualization, Animation and Cartography All Connect February 2010 A Talk at the Chaos and Complexity seminar, University of Wisconsin, Madison
	A Conversation About Visualization December 2009 A talk at The Hacker Within monthly meeting.
	Pictures from Piles of Data: How Graphics, Multimedia, Vision, Visualization, Animation and Cartography All Connect July 2009
	Discovering Panoramas in Web Videos October 2008 Presentation at ACM Multimedia 2008
	Motion Synthesis by Example: Data-Centric Approches for Animating Game Characters October 2008 Distinguished Lecture at the University of Utah Computer Sciences Department. Note: because of the slide animation, some of this doesn't look so great in print form.
	Synthesis by Example: Connecting Motion Planning and Example-Based Movement July 2008 Presentation at SIGGRAPH 2008 course "Motion Planning and Autonomy for Virtual Humans."
	More Motion Capture* in Games: Can we make example-based approaches scale June 2008 Presentation at the Motion in Games Workshop, Utrecht, June 2008.
	Re-Cinematography: Improving the Camera Dynamics of Casual Video September 2007 Presentation at ACM Multimedia 2007 in the Best Papers Session.
	Human Motion Synthesis by Example November 2004 A Talk Given at the Game Technologies Seminar. This is really the first part of a tag-team talk given with Lucas. Originally it was scheduled for a longer period of time, so most of the slides were skipped in order to cram it into 75 minutes.
	Animation by Example June 2004 An overview talk given at both Seoul National University and KAIST (Korean Advanced Institute for Science and Technology). A pdf of the handouts is here.
	Animation by Example 1-2: Introduction and Motion Representation May 2004 Lecture given at the Workshop on Image Processing and Related Issues at Zheziang University. This lecture was the first 2 parts of 5 (it was given as a 2 hour lecture with a break in the middle). A pdf of the handouts is here.
	Animation by Example 3: Motion Signal Processing May 2004 Lecture given at the Workshop on Image Processing and Related Issues at Zheziang University. This lecture was the 3 part of 5. A pdf of the handouts is here.
	Animation by Example 4: Concatenative Approaches May 2004 Lecture given at the Workshop on Image Processing and Related Issues at Zheziang University. This lecture was part 4 of 5. A pdf of the handouts is here.
	Animation by Example 5: Parametric Methods May 2004 Lecture given at the Workshop on Image Processing and Related Issues at Zheziang University. This lecture was part 5 of 5. A pdf of the handouts is here.
	Imaging and Visualizing Microvascular Architecture November 2003 Seminar presented at the CIBM seminar series, November 11, 2003. Garet's slides are here.
	Animation By Example October 2002 Seminar presented various places (including Illinois, IBM, Stanford, Pixar, Michigan, Penn)
	GL-HiJacking: Reconstructing from Streams for Stylized Rendering June 2002 Presented at NPAR 2002
	Evaluating Video-Based Motion Capture June 2002 Presented at Computer Animation 2002
	Computer Animation: Its Past, Its Present, And its Future at UW December 2001 Talk for the CS Club to introduce what we do at Wisconsin.
	Animation by Adaptation: Tales of Motion Use and Re-Use July 2001 Presented at Advanced Center for Computing in the Arts and Design Ohio State University, July 2001
	Animation by Adaptation: Tutorial 1, Animation Basics May 2001 Presented at the Computer Graphics Tutorial at the Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications.
	Animation by Adaptation: Tutorial 2, Motion Editing May 2001 Presented at the Computer Graphics Tutorial at the Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications.
	Quack! Quick! We need a Dancing Duck! Tales of Motion Use and Re-Use May 2001 Presented at Presented at the Computer Graphics Workshop at the Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications.
	Motion Path Editing March 2001 Presented at the 2001 Symposium on Interactive 3D graphics
	Animation by Adaptation February 2001 Distinguished Lecture, Department of Computer Science, University of Virginia
	Motion Transformations with Spacetime Constraints Spring 1999
	Computer Animation (CS Computer Club Talk) Fall 1999
	Retargeting Motion to New Characters July 1998 SIGGRAPH '98 talk (both left and right slide decks in one file)
	Editing and Retargetting Animated Motion with Spacetime Constraints April 1998 My 1998 Job Talk (good enough to get me a job at Wisconsin!)
	Retargeting Motion to New Characters March 1997 I3D 1997 talk (scanned from 35mm slides)