Smoke Without Fire

No fire without smoke : smoke rendering and light interaction for real- time computer graphics

Realism in computer graphics depends upon digitally representing what we see in the world with careful attention to detail, which usually requires a high degree of complexity in modelling the scene. With some computer graphics applications developers have to limit the complexity of the scene to allow the application to run in real-time on modern consumer grade graphics hardware. This trade-off ...

"There is no smoke without a fire"--surgical smoke and the risk connected with it.

Starting from October 1-st, 1926, when Dr. Harvey Cushing was the first to apply electrocoagulation, the pioneer invention of Wiliam Bovie (1), surgical smoke has become an integral component of the atmosphere of the operating room. Thanks to technological progress in the twentieth century it was possible to use a laser or harmonic knife in the field of surgery. Undoubtedly, this facilitated th...

An Automatic Detection of the Fire Smoke Through Multispectral Images

One of the consequences of a fire is smoke. Occasionally, monitoring and detection of this smoke can be a solution to prevent occurrence or spreading a fire. On the other hand, due to the destructive effects of the smoke spreading on human health, measures can be taken to improve the level of health services by zoning and monitoring its expansion process. In this paper, an automated method is p...

Interacting With Smoke and Fire

Where there's smoke, there's fire.