international cad conference and exhibition final program – cad

International CAD Conference and Exhibition

Final Program – CAD’13 Volume 10

CAD’13 JUNE 17‐20, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF BERGAMO

BERGAMO, ITALY

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International CAD Conference and Exhibition, Final Program CAD’13 Volume 10 of 226

International CAD Conference and Exhibition Final Program

ISSN 2291‐1987

CAD’13 Volume 10

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Keynote Speakers

Umberto Cugini Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

Topic: From CAD to Virtual Prototyping: The Evolution of the Approach to Product Development

Abstract: Computer Aided Design tools for Mechanical Engineering have been available for over 50 years now. Their history started with simple 2D drafting tools. Today, we are in the era of Virtual Prototyping and Functional Mock Up. There has been an evolution from geometry, which represents statically the shape of machines and components, to functional models, which describe and drive the simulation of the system physical behaviour in real‐time within interactive environments. In the Product Development Process the evolutions of enabling tools went in the opposite direction: from modeling the documents that synthesize the results of the design process back to the initial problem setting, at an increasingly abstract level. The presentation will go through this evolution pointing out the lessons learned, and provide hints to forecast next steps.

Giovanni Ceccarelli Ceccarelli Yacht Design and Engineering

ITALY

Topic: Yacht Design and Engineering

Abstract: Ceccarelli Yacht Design and Engineering is one of the most famous Italian yacht design firms. The company was founded by Epaminonda Ceccarelli, and has now been passed to his son Giovanni.


Jan Larsson Siemens Industry Software Limited

UNITED KINGDOM

Topic: Embedding of Design and Engineering Intent within CAx Models and Assemblies

Abstract: Jan Larsson is the Senior Marketing Director EMEA for Siemens PLM Software’s Product Engineering solutions. His presentation will cover the need for a clear strategy when it comes to product and process re‐use and the value of embedding knowledge into the product engineering process to help innovation while maintaining standards, shorten lead time, and ensure manufacturability.

Masaharu Tosu iCAD Ltd. JAPAN

Topic: Ultra Fast 3D CAD System for Machine Design

Abstract: Mr. Masaharu Tosu is the General Manager, Research & Development Division, iCAD Ltd. His speaking topic is "Ultra Fast 3D CAD System for Machine Design”. Production facilities and machine tools consist of numerous parts, of the order of several thousands. The geometries of such partes are generally represented by analytic curved surfaces. On the basis of these features, iCAD has developed a 3D CAD system using Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) that can display one million parts in 0.2 seconds. he will discuss the superiority of CSG over Boundary‐Representation (B‐Rep), and describe the technology underlying iCAD. Using a notebook PC, a demonstration of how iCAD performs at high speeds with massive datasets will be given.


Charlie C.L. Wang Chinese University of Hong Kong

CHINA

Topic: Design for Human‐Centered Freeform Products: What is the Next?

Abstract: Dr. Charlie C. L. Wang is currently an Associate Professor at the Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he began his academic career in 2003. He gained his B.Eng. (1998) in Mechatronics Engineering from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, M.Phil. (2000) and Ph.D. (2002) in Mechanical Engineering from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He is a member of ASME and IEEE, and Past‐Chairman of Technical Committee on Computer‐Aided Product and Process Development (CAPPD) of ASME. He is currently on the editorial board of Computer‐Aided Design journal, International Journal of Precision Engineering and Manufacturing, and Journal of the Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineers. Dr. Wang has received a few awards including the ASME CIE Young Engineer Award (2009), the CUHK Young Researcher Award (2009), the CUHK Vice‐Chancellor's Exemplary Teaching Award (2008), the Best Paper Awards of ASME CIE Conferences (in 2008 and 2001), and the Prakash Krishnaswami CAPPD Best Paper Award of ASME CIE Conference in 2011.


Workshop

Emotional Engineering

Emotional Engineering is a challenging and fascinating research topic attracting many researchers from

various disciplines, including Engineering, Design, Neuroscience, Perception and Cognition, etc. The

primary purpose of the EE SIG workshop is to gather a community of researchers and practitioners from

different disciplines and sectors interested in exchanging and discussing ideas and issues about the

emerging role of emotions in the engineering disciplines in order to share a roadmap for further

researches and investigations in this new interdisciplinary field. Participant presentations and ideas will be

published and shared with the broader community through the EE‐SIG web page.

Invited speakers

Shuichi Fukuda, EE‐SIG Chair(Stanford University and ASME‐CIE)

Monica Bordegoni, EE‐SIG Co‐chair (Politecnico di Milano)

Marco Maiocchi (Politecnico di Milano)

Alberto Gallace (Università Milano Bicocca)

Emotional Engineering SIG (EE‐SIG) http://www.designsociety.org/ee‐sig


Sponsors / Exhibitors

CAD’13 gratefully acknowledges the generous financial support listed below:

Università Degli Studi di Bergamo

iCAD LTD.

iCAD LTD. (www.icad.jp) ‐ 3D CAD System for Designing Machinery

IQ Soft, Inc. (www.iqsoft.gr) – Custom Development and Software Outsourcing company with headquarters in Ioannina, Greece


Banquet and Awards Dinner, Monday, June 17, 2013 (included with all registrations)

7:30pm

Roof Garden Restaurant of Hotel S. Marco

Piazza della Repubblica, 6

24112 Bergamo (GB)

The Best Paper Awards, and other Acknowledgements, will be presented at the Banquet.

The location is near the listed hotels.


Gala Dinner, Wednesday, June 19, 2013 (separate purchase and reservation)

The CAD’13 Gala Dinner will be held at Villa Baiana (http://www.villabaiana.it) in Moticelli Brusati. Villa Baiana, laid out on three floors, is placed in a wonderful location. It has large halls and terraces with a panoramic view, and is surrounded by a park with ancient trees, among them a very valuable cedar of Lebanon, dated 1784, and a knotty tamarisk dated 1820.

La Montina, a Franciacorta wine producer (http://www.lamontina.it) is also located at this site. The La Montina estate consists of approximately 72 hectares of vineyard spread across 7 different communes of the Franciacorta region. The vineyards lie across low hillsides with soils consisting of calcareous clay and silt. The event includes a visit to the wine cellar and wine tasting.

PROGRAM h. 17.30: Leave the Conference Location by bus

h. 18.30: Visit to the wine cellar The event will start with a guided tour to the wine cellar during which it will be described the Franciacorta complex journey from vineyard to bottle, how much hard work goes into the production of each delicate glassful, about the 70 times that each bottle is carefully handled during its 3 year development in the cellar.

h. 19.30: Aperitif with small appetizers and local products

h. 20.15: Dinner with wine tasting

h. 22.30: Leave Villa Baiana by bus


Bergamo Map

For a higher resolution image refer to the conference web site.


CAD’13 Bus Schedule

During the conference, a bus named Special Service – CAD’13 will travel from the Hotels to the Conference

Site in the morning, and from the Conference Site to the Hotels in the afternoon. The schedule times are

listed below:

17 JUNE, 2013

h. 8:00 am ‐ from HOTELS to CONFERENCE h. 8:00 am ‐ departure from Hotel Cappello d'Oro ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 12, Bergamo (Lower Town)

h. 8:05 am ‐ departure from Hotel Mercure ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 100, Bergamo (Lower Town)

h. 8:15 am ‐ arrival of the bus in Piazzale Sant'Agostino ‐ Bergamo (Upper Town) ‐ CAD'13 Location.




h. 6:20 pm ‐ from CONFERENCE to HOTELS h. 6:20 pm ‐ departure from Piazzale Sant'Agostino ‐ Bergamo (Upper Town) ‐ CAD'13 Location

h. 6:25 pm ‐ arrival at Hotel Cappello d'Oro ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 12, Bergamo (Lower Town)

h. 6:30 pm ‐ arrival at Hotel Mercure ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 100, Bergamo (Lower Town)




18 JUNE, 2013



h. 8:30 am ‐ arrival of the bus in Piazzale Sant'Agostino ‐ Bergamo (Upper Town) ‐ CAD'13 Location








h. 6:50 pm ‐ arrival in front of Hotel Cappello d'Oro ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 12, Bergamo (Lower Town)

h. 6:55 pm ‐ arrival in front of Hotel Mercure ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 100, Bergamo (Lower Town)


19 JUNE, 2013

h. 8:30 am ‐ from HOTELS to CONFERENCE h. 8:30 am – departure from Hotel Cappello d'Oro ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 12, Bergamo (Lower Town)






20 JUNE, 2013

h. 8:30 am ‐ from HOTELS to CONFERENCE h. 8:30 am ‐ departure in front of Hotel Cappello d'Oro ‐ Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII n° 12, Bergamo (Lower Town)






Alternatively, and at other times, you can take the Bus ATB Line n.1 (see Bergamo Map), Direction Colle

Aperto, Stop Mura.


Conference Rooms Map

Ground Floor


Conference Rooms Map

First Floor


Event Photos

Main Entrance

Plenary Session Lecture Room


Best Student Paper Award

Flavien Boussuge, Ahmad Shahwan, Jean‐Claude Léon, Stefanie Hahmann, Gilles Foucault and Lionel Fine Introduced by Wim Bronsvoort and presented by Alex Ntermaris (representing sponsor IQ Soft)

Best Overall Paper Award Kenjiro Miura (center) with Al Spence (left) and Wim Bronsvoort (right)


Umberto Cugini

Daniele Regazzoni

Janet Spence, Allan Spence, Caterina Rizzi, Giorgio Colombo


Organization

General Chair

Allan Spence, McMaster University, CANADA

Conference Co‐Chairs

Caterina Rizzi, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Giorgio Colombo, Politecnico di Milano, ITALY

Executive Coordinator

Janet Spence, 311 Digital Workflows Inc., CANADA

Lead Paper Chair

Willem F. Bronsvoort, Delft University of Technology, THE NETHERLANDS

Publications Coordinator and Computer‐Aided Design & Applications Editor‐in‐Chief

Les Piegl, University of South Florida, USA

Paper Co‐Chairs

C. Greg Jensen, Brigham Young University, USA

Ajay Joneja, University of Science and Technology, HONG KONG

Franca Giannini, CBR IMATI‐Ge, ITALY

Wael Abdelhameed, University of Bahrain, BAHRAIN

Amba Bhatt, M. N. National Institute of Technology, Allahabad, UP, INDIA

Host Committee

Daniele Regazzoni, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Davide Russo, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Giancarlo Facoetti, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Francesco Bassi, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Monica Bordegoni, Politechnic of Milan, ITALY

Massimo Fucci, Soluzionimpresa, ITALY

On‐Site Assistants

Andrea Vitali, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Giordano De Vecchi, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Roberto Morotti, University of Bergamo, ITALY

Marco Ramondino, Polytechnic of Milan, ITALY

Simone Bartesaghi, Politechnic of Milan, ITALY


Long Term Planning

Ramy Harik, Lebanese American University, LEBANON

Puneet Tandon, PDPM Indian Inst. Information Technology, INDIA

Philip Azariadis, University of the Aegean, GREECE

Industrial Advisory Board

Bob Hedrick, CNC Software, CANADA

Jordan Cox, Brigham Young University, USA

Ron Fritz, Tech Soft 3D, USA

Leslie Gordon, Machine Design, USA

Derek Murphy, Studica Limited, CANADA

David Kasik, The Boeing Company, USA

David Levin, LEDAS, Russia

Fenqiang Lin, MachineWorks Ltd., UK

John Stuart, PTC, USA

Tamas Varady, Geomagic, Inc., USA

Guy Haas, TeamEDA, USA

William Mondy, Adiana Research and Development, USA

International Program Committee

Charyar Mehdi‐Souzani, LURPA ‐ ENS CACHAN, FRANCE

Nadia Magnenat‐Thalmann, Nanyang Technological University, SINGAPORE

J. Cecil, Oklahoma State University, USA

Hui Zhang, Tsinghua University, CHINA

Jianmin Zheng, Nanyang Technological University, SINGAPORE

Michele Germani, Università Politecnica delle Marche Via Brecce Bianche, ITALY

Takashi Kanai, University of Tokyo, JAPAN

Shimin Hu, Tsinghua University, CHINA

Zhongke Wu, Beijing Normal University, CHINA

Anath Fisher, Technion, ISRAEL

James Yang, Texax Tech University, USA

Tae‐wan Kim, Seoul National University, KOREA

Junhai Yong, Tsinghua University, CHINA

Norimasa Yoshida, Nihon University, JAPAN

Ahmad Nasri, American University of Beirut, LEBANON

Juan Carlos Torres, Universidad Granada, SPAIN

Peter Hehenberger, Johannes Kepler University, AUSTRIA

Eraldo Jannone da Silva, Universidade de Sao Paulo, BRAZIL


Academic Advisory Board

C.K. Au, Nanyang Technological University, SINGAPORE

H. Bao, Zhejiang University, CHINA

E. Bohez, Asian Institute of Technology, THAILAND

C. Bradley, University of Victoria, CANADA

P. Brunet, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, SPAIN

G. Brunnett, Technische Universität Chemnitz, GERMANY

Y. Chen, The University of Hong Kong, HONG KONG

S.H. Choi , The University of Hong Kong, HONG KONG

C.‐H. Chu, National Tsing‐Hua University, TAIWAN

R.H. Crawford, University of Texas at Austin, USA

W.J.E. Derigent, Centre de Recherche en Automatique de Nancy, FRANCE

D. Dutta, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, USA

C. M. Eastman, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

G. Elber, TECHNION, ISRAEL

J.Y.H. Fuh, The National University of Singapore, SINGAPORE

R. Gadh, University of California, Los Angeles, USA

J. Gao, University of Greenwich at Medway, UK

J.S. Gero, University of Sydney, AUSTRALIA

S.K. Gupta, University of Maryland, USA

B. Gurumoorthy, Indian Institute of Science, INDIA

R.F. Harik, Lebanese American University , LEBANON

C.M. Hoffmann, Purdue University, USA

R. Joan‐Arinyo, Universitat Politcnica de Catalunya, SPAIN

A. Joneja, UST Hong Kong, HONG KONG

D.‐S. Kim, Hanyang University, SOUTH KOREA

M.‐S. Kim, Seoul National University, SOUTH KOREA

Y.S. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University, SOUTH KOREA

T.R. Kurfess, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

A. Kusiak, The University of Iowa, USA

K. Lee, Seoul National University, SOUTH KOREA

Y.‐S. Lee, North Carolina State University, USA

W. Ma, City University of Hong Kong, HONG KONG

T. Maekawa, Yokohama National University, JAPAN

S. Mann, University of Waterloo, CANADA

R. R. Martin, University of Wales College of Cardiff, UK

H. Masuda, The University of Tokyo, JAPAN

C.‐H. Menq, The Ohio State University, USA


K. T. Miura, Shizuoka University, JAPAN

A. H. Nasri, American University in Beirut, LEBANON

S. C. Park, Ajou University, SOUTH KOREA

N. M. Patrikalakis, MIT, USA

Q. Peng, Zhejiang University, CHINA

K. Ramani, Purdue University, USA

E. Red, Brigham Young University, USA

W. C. Regli, Drexel University, USA

G. Renner, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, HUNGARY

C. A. Roberts, Arizona State University, USA

D. Rosen, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

N. S. Sapidis, University of Western Macedonia, GREECE

C. H. Sequin, University of California, Berkeley, USA

J. Shen, University of Michigan ‐Dearborn, USA

K. Shimada, Carnegie Mellon University, USA

K. Sugihara, The University of Tokyo, JAPAN

J. Sun, Chinese Academy of Engineering, CHINA

W. Sun, Drexel University, USA

H. Suzuki, University of Tokyo, JAPAN

S.‐T. Tan, University of Hong Kong, HONG KONG

K. Tang, UST Hong Kong, HONG KONG

G. Turkiyyah, University of Washington, USA

C. C. L. Wang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HONG KONG

Y. Xiong, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CHINA

D. Xue, The University of Calgary, CANADA

M. Yang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, SOUTH KOREA

D. H. Yoon, The University of Michigan ‐Dearborn, USA

M. M. F. Yuen, UST Hong Kong, HONG KONG

C. W. J. Zhang, University of Saskatchewan, CANADA


Reviewers and Volunteers The conference sincerely appreciates the efforts of the many peer reviewers, on‐site assistants, and everyone who volunteered their efforts to successfully bring the conference together.


Presentation Schedule – Title (Extended Abstract Number): Author1; Author2; …

Monday Morning, 17 June 2013

8:00‐8:50 Registration (Room 2)

8:50‐9:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks (Room 5), Chair: Allan Spence

Prof. Stefano Paleari, Rector of University of Bergamo

Introduced by Caterina Rizzi

9:00‐10:00 Keynote K1: From CAD to Virtual Prototyping:

The Evolution of the Approach to Product Development (Room 5)

Speaker: Umberto Cugini, Politecnico di Milano, ITALY

Chair: Caterina Rizzi

10:00‐10:20 Coffee Break (Room 5‐annex) Registration (Room 2)

10:20‐12:20 Virtual Prototyping I (A)

Chair: Monica Bordegoni (Room 5)

Bio‐Engineering I (B)

Chair: Ajay Joneja (Room 1)

Geometric Modeling (C)

Chair: Ramanathan

Muthuganapathy (Room 7)

10:20‐10:50 Streamlining Function‐oriented

Development by Consistent

Integration of Automotive Function

Architectures with CAD Models

(60): Moritz Cohrs; Stefan Klimke;

Gabriel Zachmann

Prosthesis socket design through

Shape Optimization (5): Francesco

Saverio Frillici; Federico Rotini

Substituting Simple Structural

Beam‐Frame Substructures with

Equivalent Beam‐Plate

Combinations (77): Steven Tebby;

Ahmad Barari; Ebrahim

Esmailzadeh

10:50‐11:20 Using Augmented 3D Objects

Instead Of Proxies In 3D UIs (107):

Tom Kuehnert; Stephan Rusdorf;

Guido Brunnett

Analysis and Evaluation of Limb

Alignment in Total Knee

Replacement (21): Nilesh

Ghongade; Dr. Ravi Warkhedkar;

Ashok Shyam

Domain Mapping for Volumetric

Parameterization using Harmonic

Functions (64): Vikash Gupta; Hari

K Voruganti; Bhaskar Dasgupta

11:20‐11:50 Re‐engineering of the haptic

feedback of a dishwasher door (14):

Francesco Ferrise; Serena Graziosi;

Guilherme Phillips Furtado; Monica

Bordegoni; Dino Bongini

FE analysis of contact between

stump and socket during simulation

of amputee motion (55): Giorgio

Colombo; Roberto Morotti;

Caterina Rizzi

Determining curves in the convex

hull from a set of planar freeform

closed convex curves (24):

Vishwanath A.V.; Ramanathan

Muthuganapathy

11:50‐12:20 Design of a Desktop Haptic System

driven by CAD and Multi‐body

Associativity (68): Mario

Covarrubias; Monica Bordegoni

A Study on Parametric Shape

Modifications of 3D Skeletal

Models (23): Jenson YC Lee; Ajay

Joneja


Monday Afternoon, 17 June 2013

12:20‐13:30 Lunch Break (Room 5‐annex)

13:30‐14:30 Keynote K2: Yacht Design and Engineering (Room 5)

Speaker: Giovanni Ceccarelli, Ceccarelli Yacht Design and Engineering

Chair: Giorgio Colombo


14:50‐16:50 Machining (D)

Chair: Christophe Tournier

(Room 5)

Reverse Engineering (E)

Chair: Testsuo Oya (Room 1)

Architectural Design (F)

Chair: Nan‐Ching Tai (Room 7)

14:50‐15:20 A potential field approach for

collision avoidance in 5‐axis milling

(54): Virgile Lacharnay; Christophe

Tournier; Pierre‐Yves Péchard;

Claire Lartigue

A Rendering Method of Laser

Scanned Point Clouds of Large Scale

Environments by Adaptive Graphic

Primitive Selection (97): Hiroaki

Date; Takashi Maeno; Satoshi Kanai

Interactive interior design in

Augmented Reality environment

(57): Giandomenico Caruso; Guido

Re; Marina Carulli; Monica

Bordegoni

15:20‐15:50 Improved Spiral High Speed

Machining of Pockets With Islands

(51): Martin Held; Christian

Spielberger

Feature‐preserving outermost‐

surface polygonization from CT

images (36): Takashi Michikawa;

Masaki Moriguchi; Hiromasa Suzuki

Visual Architectural Topology ‐‐‐ An

Ontology‐Based Topological Tool in

an Architectural Case Library (7):

Chieh‐Jen Lin

15:50‐16:20 In‐Situ Measurement and

Distributed Computing for

Adjustable CNC Machining (95):

Allan Spence; Alan Sawula; James

Stone; Yu Pin Lin

Reconstruction method of trimmed

Surfaces with maintaining G1‐

continuity with adjacent surfaces

(26): Yuta Muraki; Katsutsugu

Matsuyama; Kouichi Konno;

Yoshimasa Tokuyama

Notes on Generative modeling,

Procedural Symmetry and

Constructability of Architectural

Design (73): Shen‐Guan Shih

16:20‐16:50 Integration Of Machining

Constraints In Design Optimization

Of A Guide Vane Cascade (59):

Julien Monge; Christian Vessaz;

François Avellan; Christophe

Tournier

High Quality shape fitting for

aesthetic modeling based on Class

A condition (91): Tetsuo Oya; Hiroki

Amemiya; Hideki Aoyama;

Masatake Higashi

Applications of Luminance Contrast

in Architectural Design (9): Nan‐

Ching Tai

16:50‐18:00 Vendor Time and Networking (Room 3)

Please visit with our vendors and sponsors

Registration (Room 2)

18:00‐19:30 Free Time

19:30‐23:00 Dinner and Awards Banquet: Volunteer Recognition and Best Paper Awards


Tuesday Morning, 18 June 2013


9:00‐10:00 Keynote K3: embedding of design and engineering intent within CAx models and assemblies (Room 5)

Speaker: Jan Larsson, Siemens Industry Software Limited, United Kingdom

Chair: Caterina Rizzi

10:00‐10:20 Coffee Break (Room 5‐Annex) Registration (Room 2)

10:20‐12:20 Knowledge/Design Intent (G)

Chair: Les Piegl (Room 5)

Reverse Engineering II (H)

Chair: Jie Shen (Room 1)

Meshes (I)

Chair: Hiroaki Date (Room 7)

10:20‐10:50 An application of enhanced

knowledge‐based design in

automotive seat development (49):

Severin Stadler; Mario Hirz

Voxel‐based path planning for 3D

scanning of mechanical parts (33):

Claire Lartigue; Yann Quinsat;

Charyar Mehdi‐Souzani; Alexandre

Zuquete‐Guarato; Shadan Tabibian

Extraction of surface‐feature lines

on meshes using normal tensor

framework (27):

Shoichi Tsuchie; Masatake Higashi

10:50‐11:20 Mapping Design Rationale to

Support Function‐Behavior‐

Structure Modeling in Product

Design (56): Yan Liang; Ying Liu;

Davide Russo

REFM: A Reverse Engineering For

Manufacturing approach (98):

Salam Ali; Alexandre Durupt; Pierre

Antoine Adragna; Magali Bosch

Weaving a four‐dimensional mesh

model from a series of three‐

dimensional voxel models (93):

Masahiko Onosato; Yosuke Saito;

Fumiki Tanaka; Ryoji Kawagishi

11:20‐11:50 An integrated approach supporting

design, simulation and production

engineering of connection

techniques in automotive body‐in‐

white development (61): Katharina

Thum; Mario Hirz; Johannes Mayr

Iterative Sampling for Flatness

Inspection Using High Density Data

Points (79): Ahmad Barari; Sergio

Mordo

Optimal Rotational Symmetry Cell

Mesh Construction for FE Analysis

by Symmetry‐constrained Local

Delaunay Refinement (48):

Weijuan Cao; Ming Li; Shuming

Gao

11:50‐12:20 A knowledge‐guided approach to

line‐curve intersection (13):

Les Piegl; Khairan Rajab

Local‐Global Image Binarization for

Reconstructing the Cellular Structure

of Polymer Foam Materials (6):

Michael Greenleaf; Jie Shen; David

Yoon

Quality Improvement of Deformed

Mesh Models for FEA by Density

and Geometry‐recovering Phased

ODT Smoothing (89):

Hiroki Maehama; Hiroaki Date;

Satoshi Kanai


Tuesday Afternoon I, 18 June 2013


13:30‐15:00 Product Life Cycle Management

(J)

Chair: Qingjin Peng (Room 5)

Curves and Surfaces I (K)

Chair: Martin Held (Room 1)

Multi‐User Systems (L)

Chair: Wim Bronsvoort (Room 7)

13:30‐14:00 An integration of ECO‐DESIGN

guidelines based on structural

optimization in a CAD framework

(84): Davide Russo; Caterina Rizzi

Type‐Constrained Direct Fitting of

Quadric Surfaces (25): James

Andrews; Carlo Sequin

Data consistency and conflict

avoidance in a multi‐user CAx

environment (10): Robert Moncur;

C. Greg Jensen; Edward Red; Chia‐

Chi Teng

14:00‐14:30 Using 3D CAD models for value

visualization: an approach with

SIEMENS NX HD3D Visual

Reporting (42): Marco Bertoni;

Alessandro Bertoni; Henk Broeze;

Gilles Dubourg; Clive Sandhurst

It is time to drop the “R” from

NURBS (52): Les Piegl; Khairan Rajab

Effective Collaboration through

Multi‐user CAx by Implementing

New Methods of Product

Specification and Management

(81):

Vonn Holyoak; Edward Red; Greg

Jensen

14:30‐15:00 Interface adaptability for an

industrial painting machine (28):

Chonglin Hu; Qingjin Peng; Peihua

Gu

Curvature‐Continuous

Approximation of Planar Curvilinear

Profiles (31):

Martin Held; Dominik Kaaser

Scalable Integration of Commercial

File Types in Multi‐User CAD (69):

Ammon Hepworth; C. Greg Jensen;

Glen Phelps; Joshua Bennett;

Thomas Nysetvold


Tuesday Afternoon II, 18 June 2013


15:20‐16:50 CAD‐CAE Integration (M)

Chair: Christopher Tierney

(Room 5)

Curves and Surfaces II (N)

Chair: Kenjiro Miura (Room 1)

CAD Education (O)

Chair: Ferruccio Mandorli (Room 7)

15:20‐15:50 A feature and script based

integration of CAD and FEA to

support design of variant rich

products (78): Joel Johansson

Algorithm for directional projection

of parametric curves onto B‐spline

surfaces (71): Hai‐Chuan Song; Jun‐

Hai Yong

Collaboration Platforms and the

Effectiveness of a Virtual Team: A

Case Study (66): Gerardo A. Garcia;

Pedro Orta; Héctor R. Siller

15:50‐16:20 On the use of machine learning to

defeature CAD models for

simulation model preparation

(53):

Florence Danglade; Jean‐Philippe

Pernot; Philippe Véron

Quasi‐Log‐Aesthetic Curves in

Polynomial Bézier Form (12):

Norimasa Yoshida; Ryo Fukuda;

Toshio Saito; Takafumi Saito

Analyzing Adaptive Expertise and

Contextual Exercise in Computer‐

Aided Design (86): Xiaobo Peng;

Prentiss McGary; Elif Ozturk;

Bugrahan Yalvac; Michael Johnson;

Lauralee Valverde

16:20‐16:50 Managing equivalent

representations of design and

analysis models (29): Christopher

Tierney; Declan Nolan; Trevor

Robinson; Cecil Armstrong

Designing Log‐aesthetic Splines with

G2 continuity (16):

Kenjiro Miura; Dai Shibuya;

Gobithaasan R.U.; Shin Usuki

Negative knowledge and a novel

approach to support MCAD

education (15): Ferruccio Mandorli;

Harald E. Otto


Please visit with our vendors and sponsors Registration (Room 2)

18:00‐ Free Evening


Wednesday Morning I, 19 June 2013


9:00‐10:30 Genetic/Optimization Algorithms

(P)

Chair: Alexander Martha (Room 5)

Curves and Surfaces III (Q)

Chair: Norimasa Yoshida (Room 1)

CAD Applications (R)

Chair: Roberto Raffaeli (Room 7)

9:00‐9:30 Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO)

Based Topology Optimization of

Part Design with Fuzzy Parameter

Tuning (20): Jianan Lu; Yonghua

Chen

High‐quality approximation

technique for two offset surfaces

adjoining with G1‐continuity (22):

Naoyuki Satoh; Katsutsugu

Matsuyama; Kouichi Konno;

Yoshimasa Tokuyama

Simulating a system of locomotion

similar to the architecture of the

frog via oblique planes (37):

Dina Rochman; Sergio Vazquez

9:30‐10:00 Optimization of assembly processes

of an automobile wire harness (44):

Masakazu Kobayashi; Masatake

Higashi

Shape Analysis of Cubic Bézier

Curves – Correspondence to Four

Primitive Cubics (83): Takafumi

Saito; Midori Yamada; Norimasa

Yoshida

Parametric Design and Structural

Analysis of Deployable Origami

Tessellation (8): Nixon Wonoto;

Daniel Baerlecken; Russell Gentry;

Matthew Swarts

10:00‐10:30 Preprocess‐Optimization for

polypropylene laser sintered parts

(19): Thomas Reinhardt; Alexander

Martha; Gerd Witt; Peter Köhler

A web‐based platform to support

contract furniture design (76):

Maura Mengoni; Margherita

Peruzzini; Roberto Raffaeli;

Damiano Raponi


Wednesday Morning II, 19 June 2013


11:00‐12:30 Object Archival and Retrieval (S)

Chair: Jerry Fuh (Room 5)

Bio‐Engineering II (T)

Chair: Remus Tutunea‐Fatan

(Room 1)

Circuit Design (U)

Chair: Miri Weiss Cohen (Room 7)

11:00‐11:30 A review on 3D Object Retrieval

methodologies using a part‐based

representation (96): Panagiotis

Theologou; Ioannis Pratikakis;

Theoharis Theoharis

GPU Parallel Computation of Bio‐

Material Damage (88): Vela Diego;

Jie Shen; Chi Chow

A Design System for 3D Bending

Shape of Flexible Printed Circuit in

Electronics Device (87): Rie Ohta;

Hiromasa Suzuki; Takashi

Michikawa; Yutaka Ohtake; Eiji

Ohta; Masayosh Hashima; Yuich

Sato

11:30‐12:00 Unsupervised shape classification

of convexly touching coated parts

with different geometries (45):

Rajalingappaa S; Ramamoorthy B.;

Ramanathan Muthuganapathy

Computer‐aided dental setup

simulation for orthodontic

treatment (106): Hong‐Tzong Yau;

Tsan‐Jui Yang

Computer‐Aided 3D ICs Layout

Design (47): Katarzyna Grzesiak‐

Kopeć; Maciej Ogorzałek

12:00‐12:30 Sampling Strategies for 3D Partial

Shape Matching and Retrieval

Using Bag‐of‐Words Model (18):

Yan Wang; W.F. Lu; J.Y.H. Fuh

Minimization of Bone Removal

Through Optimal Humeral Implant

Alignment in Total Elbow

Arthroplasty (72): Alexander

Heroux; Remus Tutunea‐Fatan;

Shaun Salisbury; Ahmad Barari

A Decision Support System for

Analog Circuit Design using Genetic

Algorithms (32): Miri Weiss Cohen;

Michaa Aga


Wednesday Afternoon, 19 June 2013


13:30‐14:30 Keynote K4: Ultra Fast 3D CAD System for Machine Design (Room 5)

Speaker: Masaharu Tosu, General Manager, Research & Development Division, iCAD Ltd., Japan

Chair: Allan Spence


14:50‐16:50 Workshop: Emotional Engineering

Chair: Monica Bordegoni (Room 5)

Emotional Engineering is a challenging and fascinating research topic attracting many researchers from

various disciplines, including Engineering, Design, Neuroscience, Perception and Cognition, and others. The

purpose of this workshop is to gather a community of researchers and practitioners from different

disciplines and sectors interested in exchanging and discussing ideas and issues about the emerging role of

emotions in the engineering disciplines in order to share a roadmap for further researches and

investigations in this new interdisciplinary field.

Panelists and Speakers:

Shuichi Fukuda, EE‐SIG Chair (Stanford University and ASME‐CIE)

Monica Bordegoni, EE‐SIG Co‐chair (Politecnico di Milano)

Marco Maiocchi (Politecnico di Milano)

Alberto Gallace (Università Milano Bicocca)


Please visit with our vendors and sponsors Registration (Room 2)

17:30‐23:00 Gala Dinner (Wine tasting at La Montina followed by dinner at Villa Baiana):

Buses leave from and return to conference site. For those who have purchased tickets.


Thursday Morning, 20 June 2013


9:00‐10:00 Keynote K5: Design for Human‐Centered Freeform Products: What is the Next? (Room 5)

Speaker: Charlie C.L. Wang, Chinese University of Hong Kong, China

Chair: Les Piegl


10:20‐12:20 Assembly Design (V)

Chair: Joshua Summers (Room 5)

Reverse Engineering III (W)

(Room 1)

Chair: Francesca Campana

Rapid Prototyping (X)

Chair: Chair:Ahmad Barari (Room 7)

10:20‐10:50 Virtual Simulation of Assembly

Sequencing using Disassembly

Method (46): Wen F. Lu; Yoke San

Wong

Knowledge management for the

selection of 3D digitizing systems

in relation with application

requirements (94): Nicolas

Audfray; Charyar Mehdi‐Souzani;

Claire Lartigue

Slice Generation and Data Retrieval

Algorithm for Rapid Manufacturing of

Heterogeneous Objects (39):

Vikas Gupta; Puneet Tandon

10:50‐11:20 Solving under‐constrained

assembly problems incrementally

using a kinematic method (62):

Yong Liu; Hai‐Chuan Song; Jun‐Hai

Yong

A development of tailor‐made

design system for arm brace(75):

Katsutoshi Ootsubo; Kazuya

Kobayashi, G.; Ken Yamaguchi

Robust Slicing Procedure based on

Surfel‐Grid (11): Di Qi; Long Zeng;

Matthew, M.‐F. Yuen

11:20‐11:50 Template‐based geometric

transformations of a functionally

enriched DMU into FE assembly

models (65): Flavien Boussuge;

Ahmad Shahwan; Jean‐Claude

Léon; Stefanie Hahmann; Gilles

Foucault; Lionel Fine

A computational method for

bilateral symmetry recognition in

asymmetrically scanned human

faces (41): Luca Di Angelo; Paolo

Di Stefano

Direct Slicing of surface models in

CAD systems for rapid manufacturing

applications (17): Alexander Martha;

Peter Köhler

11:50‐12:20 Design Enabler to Recognize

Duplicate Geometries in CAD

Assemblies (3): Aravind

Shanthakumar; Joshua Summers

Study of a point cloud

segmentation with part type

recognition for automatic

tolerance inspection of plastic

components via Reverse

Engineering techniques (92):

Francesca Campana; Michele Bici;

Luca Tito; Stefano Petriaggi

Adaptive Slicing Approach to Control

Surface Error Factor in Rapid

Prototyping Process (82): Snahungshu

Sikder; Ahmad Barari; Hossam

Kishawy


Thursday Afternoon, 20 June 2013


13:30‐14:00 Virtual Prototyping II (Y)

Chair: Daniele Regazzoni (Room 5)

Model Reconstruction (Z)

Chair: Masaji Tanaka (Room 1)

CAD Support (AA)

Chair: Niccolò Becattini (Room 7)

13:30‐14:00 Methods Of CAD Based Automation

And Simulation By The Example Of

Virtual Stone Chipping Testing (43):

Markus Ernst; Mario Hirz; Severin

Stadler

A method to analyze 2D vector

floor plan and reconstruct 3D

models (101):

Junfang Zhu; Hui Zhang; Yamei

Wen

The importance of geometric trace

in the accuracy of models (38):

Marisol Anguiano; Carlos Flores;

Dina Rochman

14:00‐14:30 Identification of Weld Beads in

Assemblies of B‐Rep Models (40):

Roberto Raffaeli; Marco Mandolini;

Michele Germani

Reconstruction of 3D geometry of

general curved surfaces from a

single image (85): Alok Jha; B

Gurumoorthy

CAD Feature Extraction Using Opitz

Coding System (108): Leila

Zehtaban; Dieter Roller

14:30‐15:00 Digital Human Models and Virtual

Ergonomics to Improve

Maintainability (99): Daniele

Regazzoni; Caterina Rizzi

A Feature‐Based Method to

Reconstruct 3D Models from

sketches of Mechanical Parts (80):

Masaji Tanaka

Question/answer techniques within

CAD environments: an investigation

about the most effective interfaces

(4): Niccolò Becattini; Yuri

Borgianni; Gaetano Cascini;

Federico Rotini

15:00‐15:15 Wrap‐Up (Room 5)

Chair: Allan Spence

International CAD Conference and Exhibition, Final Program CAD’13 Volume 10 Page 225 of 226

AN ANNUAL, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

CONNECTING PEOPLE IN CAD/CAM/CAE

RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND BUSINESS

11th Annual CAD Conference June 23‐26, 2014 – Hong Kong, China

It is a pleasure to announce that the 11th annual International CAD Conference and Exhibition will be held at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China, June 23‐26, 2014.

Opened in 1991, The campus occupies a beautifully landscaped 150 acre site on Clear Water Bay peninsula in East Kowloon, less than 30 minutes from Central Hong Kong. It is easily reached by taxi from the Hong Kong International Airport (HKG).

Hong Kong is a First Class Asia World City, with many, many towering skyscrapers, a Ladies’ Market, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, Temple Street Night Market, The Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, and beautiful views from Victoria Harbour. There are many festivals, and wonderful food. Just beyond is the Pearl River Delta, and of course mainland China.

Contributions from all aspects of CAD are expected including Modeling, Analysis, High‐Performance Graphics, Data Management, Knowledge Engineering, Collaborative Design, Reverse Engineering, and Prototyping. Applications can be in Architecture, Bio‐ Medicine, Civil Engineering, Fashion Industry, Industrial Design, Sustainable Energy Design, etc.

International CAD Conference and Exhibition, Final Program CAD’13 Volume 10 Page 226 of 226

CORE ORGANIZATION Host Chairs: Ajay Joneja, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology [email protected] Weiyin Ma, City University of Hong Kong [email protected]

General Chair: Al Spence, McMaster University, CANADA [email protected]

Lead Paper Chair: Wim Bronsvoort, Delft University of Technology, THE NETHERLANDS [email protected]

Journal Publications Chair: Les Piegl, University of South Florida, USA [email protected]

WEBSITES Conference: www.cadconferences.com Journal: www.cadanda.com

IMPORTANT DATES November 4, 2013 – Extended Abstract Submission System Opens

January 6, 2014 – Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: See conference website for details.

January 20, 2014 – Extended Abstract Decisions

February 17, 2014 – Invited Journal Manuscript Submission Deadline

March 17, 2014 – Journal Manuscript Decisions

April 11, 2014 – Registration and Visa Assistance Deadline At least one author must register by this date.

May 2, 2014 – Author Submitted Final Materials Deadline

June 23‐26, 2014 – CAD’14 at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China

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