1999 Computer Graphics International (CGI '99), June 7-11, 1999 - Canmore, Alberta, Canada, Proceedings. IEEE Computer Society, 1997, ISBN 0-7695-0185-0

Session 1: Keynote Address

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  Andrew S. Glassner: Active Storytelling. 2-

Session 2

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  Pascal Fua, Ralf Plänkers, Daniel Thalmann: From Synthesis to Analysis: Fitting Human Animation Models to Image Data. 4-11
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  George Sealy, Kevin Novins: Effective Volume Sampling of Solid Models using Distance Measures. 12-19
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  Vladimir V. Savchenko, Alexander A. Pasko: Evolutionary Optimization of Functionally Defined Shapes: Case Study of Natural Optical Objects. 20-24
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  Mark Tigges, Brian Wyvill: A Field Interpolated Texture Mapping Algorithm for Skeletal Implicit Surfaces. 25-

Session 3: Invited Paper

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  Donna Cox: Visualization and Virtual Reality for Art and Science. 34-

Session 4

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  Thomas Strothotte, Maic Masuch, Tobias Isenberg: Visualizing Knowledge about Virtual Reconstructions of Ancient Architecture. 36-43
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  Kenneth B. Russell, Bruce Blumberg: Behavior-Friendly Graphics. 44-

Session 5

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  Siome Goldenstein, Jonas Gomes: Time Warping of Audio Signals. 52-57
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  J. R. Parker, Emad N. Attia: Object Reconstruction from Slices for Vision. 58-64
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  David Mason, Brendan McCane, Kevin Novins: Generating Motion Fields of Complex Scenes. 65-69
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  Sergio Pinheiro, Jonas Gomes, Luiz Velho: Interactive Specification of 3D Displacement Vectors using Arcball. 70-

Session 6: Invited Paper

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  Ned Greene: Efficient Occlusion Culling for Z-Buffer Systems. 78-

Session 7

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  Shunsuke Yoshida, Shinya Miyazaki, Toshihito Hoshino, Toru Ozeki, Jun-ichi Hasegawa, Takami Yasuda, Shigeki Yokoi: A Technique for Precise Depth Representation in Stereoscopic Display. 80-84
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  Konstantin Baumann, Jürgen Döllner, Klaus Hinrichs, Oliver Kersting: A Hybrid, Hierarchical Data Structure for Real-Time Terrain Visualization. 85-92
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  Pavol Federl, Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz: Virtual Laboratory: An Interactive Software Environment for Computer Graphics. 93-100
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  Philipp Hirtz, Hilko Hoffmann, Daniel Nüesch: Interactive 3D Landscape Visualization: Improved Realism through use of Remote Sensing Data and Geoinformation. 101-

Session 8: Invited Paper

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  Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz: Modeling Plants and Plant Ecosystems: Recent Results and Current Open Problems. 110-

Session 9

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  Hussein Karam, Masayuki Nakajima: Islamic Symmetric Pattern Generation based on Group Theory. 112-119
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  Marek Vanco, Guido Brunnett, Thomas Schreiber: A Hashing Strategy for Efficient k-Nearest Neighbors Computation. 120-

Session 10: Special Session on Homotopy

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  Tosiyasu L. Kunii: Homotopy Modeling as World Modeling. 130-141
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  Kozo Akiyoshi, Nobuo Akiyoshi: Social and Industrial Impacts of Homotopy Modeling. 142-155
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  Ichiro Hagiwara, Shinsuke Noda: Homotopical Modeling as the Basis of New CAD Standard Homotopy CAD for Collaboration Engineering. 231-
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  Sakaki Morishita, Neil Henderson: Homotopy and Intellectual Property. 156-

Session 11: Invited Paper

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  Ken Musgrave: Building Worlds in Cyberspace. 164-

Session 12

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  Katsumi Tadamura, Xueying Qin, Guofang Jiao, Eihachiro Nakamae: Rendering Optimal Solar Shadows using Plural Sunlight Depth Buffers. 166-173
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  Malcolm I. G. Bloor, Michael J. Wilson, Zuzana Knudsen, Carsten Knudsen, Arun V. Holden: Time-Dependent Parametric Surface Models of the Human Heart. 174-179
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  Ryutarou Ohbuchi, Hiroshi Masuda, Masaki Aono: A Shape-Preserving Data Embedding Algorithm for NURBS Curves and Surfaces. 180-187
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  George Wolberg, Itzik Alfy: Monotonic Cubic Spline Interpolation. 188-

Session 13

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  Ryuji Miyazaki, Koichi Harada: Edge Extraction for Adaptive Mesh Construction. 198-205
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  Wolfgang Seibold, Kenneth I. Joy: Near-Optimal Adaptive Polygonization. 206-213
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  Cornelius W. A. M. van Overveld, B. C. van den Broek: Using the Implicit Surface Paradigm for Smooth Animation of Triangle Meshes. 214-221
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  Allen Van Gelder, Vivek Verma, Jane Wilhelms: Volume Decimation of Irregular Tetrahedral Grids. 222-