Marc Hartley

Marc Hartley

PhD student in procedural terrain generation at University of Montpellier, France with ICAR Team

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Posts

Future Blog Post

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Blog Post number 1

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portfolio

publications

Flexible terrain erosion

Published in The Visual Computer, 2024

A part of my PhD thesis in which I proposed a method for simulating erosion on a virtual terrain without the terrain representation constraint Read more

Recommended citation: Hartley, Marc and Mellado, Nicolas and Fiorio, Christophe and Faraj, Noura. Flexible terrain erosion (2024)
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Thesis 2025

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My thesis manuscript about procedural underwater environment generation Read more

Recommended citation: Hartley, Marc. Procedural Generation of 3D Underwater Environments (2021)
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random

Shortest path algorithms

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Voilà quelques algorithmes que j’ai essayé de comparer pour la recherche de plus court chemins. Étrangement, j’ai implémenté les algorithmes avec des matrices d’adjacences plutôt que des listes d’adjacences… Un follow-up pourrait apparaitre un jour avec une version plus intelligente..! Read more

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Biome’s geometry to topology

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Une tentative d’implémentation pour, à partir d’une liste de biomes à instancier et de règles d’adjacences, va tesseler un terrain 2D et essaie d’y instancier les biomes les plus pertinents. Read more

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talks

Journees Francaises d’Informatique Graphique 2022

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In the Journées Françaises d’Informatique Graphique of 2022 held in Bordeaux, France, I presented a part of my work about Terrain erosion. The goal of this conference as students is to share current progress in different fields, get feedbacks from experts and other students, and more immportantly, learn to speak with a large public. The work presented is seldom published. Read more

Visiting IRIT

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I spend few months in the STORM team in IRIT labs, Toulouse, France. Here, I presented the current state of my work. Read more

Journees Francaises d’Informatique Graphique 2023

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In the Journées Françaises d’Informatique Graphique of 2023 held in Montpellier, France, I presented a part of my work about Terrain generation through iterative process. The goal of this conference as students is to share current progress in different fields, get feedbacks from experts and other students, and more immportantly, learn to speak with a large public. The work presented is seldom published. Read more

Aperiodic tiling: the einstein

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The ICAR research team often propose to present a random subject during what we called “speech lunches”. Here I presented the Einstein and the Spectre, an aperiodic unique tile: Read more

Cellular automata: a brief history

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I like to present random works for our small research group. Here, I presented briefly the history of cellular automata and its current state in academia and industry. Read more

Some algorithms for procedural generation of biology

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The ICAR research team often propose to present a random subject during what we called “speech lunches”. Here I presented the four random algorithms for “digital growth”:

  • Reaction-diffusion for the generation of Turing patterns,
  • Diffusion-Limited Aggregation for dendritic patterns,
  • L-system for fractal plant growth,
  • Space colonization for constrainted tree modelling.
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teaching

Encadrement TER

Undergraduate course, Université de Montpellier - M1 Imagine, 2021 - 2024