GaussMap
GaussMap is a computational tool designed to analyze and visualize the geometry of surfaces using Gaussian curvature. Developed primarily for mathematical and computational geometry research, it provides a means to study the intrinsic properties of surfaces embedded in three-dimensional space. The software is particularly useful in fields such as differential geometry, computer graphics, and computational biology, where understanding surface curvature is essential.
The tool operates by taking a triangulated surface mesh as input, which is a common representation of
GaussMap is often used in conjunction with other geometric processing tools to perform tasks like surface
While not a standalone commercial product, GaussMap is often integrated into academic research projects or open-source