Graphics, Design and Visualisation
Proceedings of the IFIP TC5/WG5.2/WG5.10 CSI International Conference on Computer Graphics - ICCG93, Bombay, India, 24-26 February 1993
Published on 6. September 1993
Book
Paperback/Softback
428 pages
978-0-444-81564-4 (ISBN)
Description
A wide range of state-of-the-art topics in computer graphics are considered in this book, from geometric algorithms to innovative interactive applications. Three broad but distinct areas emerge and the publication is accordingly arranged in three parts. The first section concerns the area of advanced graphics techniques such as rendering and global illumination and the use of graphics and other media in highly interactive real-life applications. The second part explores algorithmic and modelling techniques in geometric design. The last section discusses the increased emphasis on advanced visualization and physically based simulation techniques.
A wide range of state-of-the-art topics in computer graphics are considered in this book, from geometric algorithms to innovative interactive applications. Three broad but distinct areas emerge and the publication is accordingly arranged in three parts. The first section concerns the area of advanced graphics techniques such as rendering and global illumination and the use of graphics and other media in highly interactive real-life applications. The second part explores algorithmic and modelling techniques in geometric design. The last section discusses the increased emphasis on advanced visualization and physically based simulation techniques.
A wide range of state-of-the-art topics in computer graphics are considered in this book, from geometric algorithms to innovative interactive applications. Three broad but distinct areas emerge and the publication is accordingly arranged in three parts. The first section concerns the area of advanced graphics techniques such as rendering and global illumination and the use of graphics and other media in highly interactive real-life applications. The second part explores algorithmic and modelling techniques in geometric design. The last section discusses the increased emphasis on advanced visualization and physically based simulation techniques.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
colour illustrations, photographs
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-81564-4 (9780444815644)
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Content
Graphics and visualization - the essential features for the classification of systems, J.L. Encarnacao et al; ray tracing of particle systems, M. Zeiller; simulated multiple scattering for cloud rendering, C. Patmore; hierarchical and adaptive meshing with linear interpolation of vertex radiosities, E.P. Lafortune and Y.D. Willems; developments in multimedia technologies and learning environments in the UK, R.A. Earnshaw; ACC - lossless data compression of animation sequences, E. Groeller and W. Stocker; a conceptual model for interaction in multiple representational spaces, K. Seetharaman et al; graphics, geometry and mathematical morphology, P.K. Ghosh; the slicing extent technique for ray tracing - isolating sparse and dense areas, S.K. Semwal et al; the mathematical framework of adjoint equations for illumination computation, S.N. Pattanaik; hermite approximation for offset curve computation, V. Ostromoukhov; user interface for fashion design, H.M. Werner et al; AUTOLAY - an interactive graphics system for the design of aircraft composite components, B.G. Prakash et al; an optimal algorithm for computing a best cut of a set of hyperrectangles, F. d'Amore et al; three dimensional line clipping by systematic enumeration, N.C. Sharma and S. Monohar; a two stage mapping technique for interactive domain discretization, M.A. Dharap and G.R. Shevare; the ray casting engine and ray representations for solid modeling - a research synopsis, J.P. Menon; realizability in computer aided design, S.G. Dhande and K.P. Karunakaran; conceptual surface modeling for industrial design, C.G.C. van Dijk; compact representations for planar sections of parametric surfaces, S. Gopalsamy and T.S. Reddy; Vinyas - an interactive calligraphic type design system, L. Parida; volume modeling for orthopedic surgery, M.S. Kankanhalli et al; volume rendering of tetrahedral data, H. Bienenstein et al; telecommunications network planning, J.C. Martin; multi-dimensional hermite interpolation and approximation for modeling and visualization, C.L. Bajaj. (Part Contents).