Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for determining effective storage capacity of a gas storage reconstructed from a water-flooded volatile oil reservoir. The method includes: determining an oil reservoir water flooding recovery ratio; determining crude oil production extracted only due to a water flooding effect in an oil reservoir development process; determining an oil-bearing pore volume of a flooded zone of a reservoir influenced due to the water flooding effect and an oil-bearing pore volume of a pure oil zone of a reservoir not influenced due to the water flooding effect corresponding to its original state before an oil reservoir is put into development when the gas storage is reconstructed from the oil reservoir; determining an effective pore volume for gas storage; and computing the effective storage capacity of the gas storage reconstructed from the water-flooded volatile oil reservoir.

Abstract: A method for real-time dynamic 4D reconstruction can include detecting one or more topology changes between reconstructed frames and a new incoming frame by detecting a set of discontinuities in a first surface mesh associated with the reconstructed frames; duplicating cells of a first volumetric cell structure associated with the reconstructed frames at the set of discontinuities to generate a set of nodes, the set of nodes having a non-manifold connectivity; and fusing a depth image of the new incoming frame with the first volumetric cell structure having the set of nodes to form a next volumetric cell structure with the non-manifold connectivity. A next surface mesh extracted from the next volumetric cell structure can then be output for rendering a live frame.

Abstract: An electronic device for object rigging includes a processor. The processor is configured to obtain a 3D scan of an object. The processor is also configured to match a rigged parametric model to the 3D scan by minimizing a surface distance and 3D joint errors between the rigged parametric model and the 3D scan. The processor is further configured to identify a correspondence between the rigged parametric model and the 3D scan. Additionally, the processor is configured to transfer attributes of the rigged parametric model to the 3D scan based on the correspondence to generate a rigged 3D scan. The processor is also configured to apply animation motion to the rigged 3D scan. The rigged 3D scan with the applied animation motion is rendered on a display.

Abstract: A method for real-time dynamic 4D reconstruction can include detecting one or more topology changes between reconstructed frames and a new incoming frame by detecting a set of discontinuities in a first surface mesh associated with the reconstructed frames; duplicating cells of a first volumetric cell structure associated with the reconstructed frames at the set of discontinuities to generate a set of nodes, the set of nodes having a non-manifold connectivity; and fusing a depth image of the new incoming frame with the first volumetric cell structure having the set of nodes to form a next volumetric cell structure with the non-manifold connectivity. A next surface mesh extracted from the next volumetric cell structure can then be output for rendering a live frame.

Abstract: An electronic device for object rigging includes a processor. The processor is configured to obtain a 3D scan of an object. The processor is also configured to match a rigged parametric model to the 3D scan by minimizing a surface distance and 3D joint errors between the rigged parametric model and the 3D scan. The processor is further configured to identify a correspondence between the rigged parametric model and the 3D scan. Additionally, the processor is configured to transfer attributes of the rigged parametric model to the 3D scan based on the correspondence to generate a rigged 3D scan. The processor is also configured to apply animation motion to the rigged 3D scan. The rigged 3D scan with the applied animation motion is rendered on a display.

Abstract: An embodiment of the invention provides a 3D display device and a manufacturing method thereof. The 3D display device includes a display unit; and a birefringent grating stacked at a light emitting side of the display unit, wherein the birefringent grating including a concave lens film, and liquid crystal polymer covering the concave lens film, a long or short axis of the liquid crystal polymer being parallel to a ridge direction of the concave lens film, and a polarization direction of emitting light of the display unit is parallel to the ridge direction of the concave lens film of the birefringent grating.

Abstract: An embodiment of the invention provides a 3D display device and a manufacturing method thereof. The 3D display device comprises a display unit; and a birefringent grating stacked at a light emitting side of the display unit, wherein the birefringent grating comprising a concave lens film, and liquid crystal polymer covering the concave lens film, a long or short axis of the liquid crystal polymer being parallel to a ridge direction of the concave lens film, and a polarization direction of emitting light of the display unit is parallel to the ridge direction of the concave lens film of the birefringent grating.