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Semantic Description. Preparation & Application 11 Background 11 Usage Scenario 12 Exemplary scenes and demonstrators 12 The Ranch 12 Semantic Description 13 Love and 50 Megaton 15 Semantic Description 15 Asset transformation for virtual productions 17 Exemplary reduction 17 Integrating USD in Virtual Productions 19 Background 19 Implementation and usage 20 Conclusion 21 References 21 Trademarks and Copyrights 21 Acronyms and abbreviations 21
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Semantic Description. Preparation & Application FA prepared and distributed sets of 3D data coming from former productions at Filmakademie. These have been used by DRZ to extract labels (semantic descriptors) for the assets included in the dataset. Thereby the assets have been converted to smart assets, that could also be stored in the Search & Transformation framework developed by DNEG. In addition to the pure searching, finding and reusing aspects of this revaluing approach, the labels generated for the assets can on top be used for the semantic animation aspects developed in SAUCE. Based on the labels, an autonomous character can be enabled to understand the surrounding 3D scene and act appropriately.
Semantic Description. The semantic description will be presented in human and machine readable XML style. The scene as a whole and each individual object are described for demonstration purposes. A semantic description as the one presented here, could be added to the universal scene description (USD) as an addon. USD will be addressed in the next paragraph. Separated assets would be stored in detached USD files to be easily included into new projects. The scene itself would then be a nested tree of USD assets enriched with metadata contextually describing the asset. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <scene> <name>ranch scene</name> <global_scene_descriptor> <daytime>night</daytime> <mood>cold night</mood> <lighting> <type>mixed lighting</type> <detected_sources> <lightsource>moon</lightsource> <lightsource>lantern</lightsource> <detected_sources> </lighting> <tags> <tag>outdoor</tag> <tag>nature</tag> <tag>wooden buildings</tag> <tag>courtyard</tag> <tag>multiple leafed trees</tag> <tag>rocket launching pad</tag> <tag>ranch in a xxxxx night</tag> <tag>moonlight + tungsten lanterns illumination</tag> </tags> </global_scene_descriptor> <assets> <asset> <name>house</name> <technical> <type>static mesh</type> <3Dscan>false</3Dscan> <polycount>56147</polycount> <animated>false</animated> </technical> <classification> <high_level>house</high_level> <lower_level>wooden cabin</lower_level> <appearance>photoreal</appearance> <tags> <tag>wood</tag> <tag>veranda</tag> </tags> </classification> </asset> </assets> </scene> Explanation: The <assets> group should not contain instances of an object, but only one <asset> description per unique asset. The provided <tags> are only meant to be exemplary, further, automatically derived tags shall be added.
Semantic Description. A common description of the services, and the attributes required to carry out the queries, will be defined. It is a collateral requirement to define the mechanisms to filter adequately the type of resources and services to be queried.
Semantic Description. A common description of the services and attributes in order to carry out the queries needs to be defined. (See Section 6).

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