I received in 2002 the Engineering Degree in Electronic, Telecommunication and Computer Science from CPE-Lyon (France) and the MS degree in Image Processing from the university Jean Monnet of St-Etienne (France). In 2005, I obtained the Phd degree in computer science from the the University Claude Bernard of Lyon (France). This Phd thesis was achieved at LIRIS Laboratory and was supported by the French Research Ministry and the RNRT (Reseau National de Recherche en Telecommunications) within the framework of the Semantic-3D national french project. From february to april 2006, I was postdoctoral fellow at Signal Processing Institute (EPFL) in Switzerland. Since September 2006, I am associate professor of Computer Science at the Insa of Lyon. My research interests include several topics: 3D mesh analysis, watermarking and compression; Perception for computer graphics; Object recognition and detection.

News:

• Assessing Visual Quality of 3D Polygonal Models
  Abdullah Bulbul, Tolga Çapın, Guillaume Lavoué, Marius Preda, IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, vol. 28, No. 6, pp. 80-90, 2011.
• A Multiscale Metric for 3D Mesh Visual Quality Assessment
  Guillaume Lavoué, Computer Graphics Forum (proceedings of Eurographics Symposium on Geometry Processing 2011), vol. 30, No. 5, pp. 1427-1437, 2011.
• Learning boundary edges for 3D-mesh segmentation  
  Halim Benhabiles,  Guillaume Lavoué, Jean-Philippe Vandeborre and Mohamed Daoudi , Computer Graphics Forum, vol. 30, No. 8, pp. 2170-2182, 2011.

The Mesh Processing Plateform MEPP  of our research team (M2Disco)  is now publicly available. It is an open source plateform based on CGAL, Qt and libQGLViewer which supports Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. This plateform allow the processing of static and dynamic 3D meshes and contains differents processing tools from the team (curvature calculation, segmentation, progressive compression, perceptual metric, fast boolean operations).