Where was the contributor who published LCIS: A Boundary Hierarchy for Detail-Preserving Contrast Reduction born?
Southern California
<extra_id_0> (2019) authored by Greg Turk. Alexander Bucksch et al.: The Fiber Walk (2013) authored by Greg Turk. Jie Tan et al.: Soft body locomotion. (2011) authored by Greg Turk. Nils Thürey et al.: A multiscale approach to mesh-based surface tension flows. (2010) authored by Greg Turk. authored by Greg Turk. Ariel Kapusta et al.: Personalized collaborative plans for robot-assisted dressing via optimization and simulation. (2019) authored by Greg Turk. Paula Sweeney et al.: Modelling physical objects for simulation. (2001) authored by Greg Turk. "Turk was born in 1961, and grew up in Southern California. The bunnies were made of terra cotta (red clay), so they were red and diffuse. The resulting model has come to be known as the Stanford Bunny.
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Question: Where was the contributor who published LCIS: A Boundary Hierarchy for Detail-Preserving Contrast Reduction born?
Context: <extra_id_0> (2019) authored by Greg Turk. Alexander Bucksch et al.: The Fiber Walk (2013) authored by Greg Turk. Jie Tan et al.: Soft body locomotion. (2011) authored by Greg Turk. Nils Thürey et al.: A multiscale approach to mesh-based surface tension flows. (2010) authored by Greg Turk. authored by Greg Turk. Ariel Kapusta et al.: Personalized collaborative plans for robot-assisted dressing via optimization and simulation. (2019) authored by Greg Turk. Paula Sweeney et al.: Modelling physical objects for simulation. (2001) authored by Greg Turk. "Turk was born in 1961, and grew up in Southern California. The bunnies were made of terra cotta (red clay), so they were red and diffuse. The resulting model has come to be known as the Stanford Bunny.
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