Michael Gervautz

Michael Gervautz is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Graphics, Faculty of Informatics, Technische Universität Wien (TU Wien). His primary research areas include Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality, with a focus on applications in cultural heritage, historical replication, and interactive visualization.

Research Interests: Gervautz's work bridges advanced 3D visualization techniques with practical implementations in archaeological documentation, cultural heritage preservation, and educational simulations. His projects often integrate multimedia tools and interactive systems to solve complex visualization challenges.

Supervision: He has supervised numerous student theses, including projects like Wheelie (2006), Der Türkische Schachspieler (2004), and Image-based rendering of forests (2004), indicating his mentorship in virtual environments and augmented reality.

Publications: His research spans topics such as virtual models for archaeology, multimedia excavation tools, and historical simulations, reflecting a consistent application of VR/AR technologies to interdisciplinary challenges.