Abstract
In this paper, we introduce a method for simulating the deformation of concrete surfaces due to weathering employing an example-based approach to replicate shape changes observed in real-world objects. A key challenge in implementing this approach is the scarcity of opportunities to measure shapes both before and after the weathering process. To overcome this limitation, we utilize concrete bricks collected from real-world environments as standardized examples, allowing for an analysis of erosion. By measuring erosion based on the estimated original shape, we correlate the characteristics of erosion with geometric features such as curvature and accessibility. We then apply this analysis to simulate new weathering effects in a given input model in alignment with its own geometric features. Our method yields visually compelling results while reproducing the variation of geometric weathering effects.