Abstract
We consider the reverse engineering problem to construct a \(G^1\) continuous interpolant to a triangulated set of 3D points and corresponding normals by fitting a composite surface consisting of rational triangular Bezier patches by using the so–called rational blend technique. The proposed method gives a solution depending on free shape parameters which are fixed by minimizing different functionals linked to suitable surface metrics. It is illustrated by significant application examples.
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