21. SIGGRAPH 1994

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/siggraph/1994,
  title     = {Proceedings of the 21st Annual Conference on Computer Graphics
               and Interactive Techniques, SIGGRAPH 1994},
  booktitle = {SIGGRAPH},
  publisher = {ACM},
  year      = {1994},
  isbn      = {0-89791-667-0},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Karl Sims:
  Evolving virtual creatures. 15-22
  
• David Baraff:
  Fast contact force computation for nonpenetrating rigid bodies. 23-34
  
• Zicheng Liu, Steven J. Gortler, Michael F. Cohen:
  Hierarchical spacetime control. 35-42
  
• Xiaoyuan Tu, Demetri Terzopoulos:
  Artificial fishes: physics, locomotion, perception, behavior. 43-50
  
• Reid Gershbein, Peter Schröder, Pat Hanrahan:
  Textures and radiosity: controlling emission and reflection with texture maps. 51-58
  
• Ned Greene, Michael Kass:
  Error-bounded antialiased rendering of complex environments. 59-66
  
• Dani Lischinski, Brian E. Smits, Donald P. Greenberg:
  Bounds and error estimates for radiosity. 67-74
  
• James Arvo, Kenneth E. Torrance, Brian E. Smits:
  A framework for the analysis of error in global illumination algorithms. 75-84
  
• Deborah Berman, Jason T. Bartell, David Salesin:
  Multiresolution painting and compositing. 85-90
  
• Georges Winkenbach, David Salesin:
  Computer-generated pen-and-ink illustration. 91-100
  
• Michael Salisbury, Sean E. Anderson, Ronen Barzel, David Salesin:
  Interactive pen-and-ink illustration. 101-108
  
• Siu Chi Hsu, Irene H. H. Lee:
  Drawing and animation using skeletal strokes. 109-118
  
• Peter Litwinowicz, Gavin S. P. Miller:
  Efficient techniques for interactive texture placement. 119-122
  
• Victor Ostromoukhov, Roger D. Hersch, Isaac Amidror:
  Rotated dispersed dither: a new technique for digital halftoning. 123-130
  
• Holly E. Rushmeier, Gregory J. Ward:
  Energy preserving non-linear filters. 131-138
  
• Marc Levoy:
  Spreadsheets for images. 139-146
  
• Michael A. Shantzis:
  A model for efficient and flexible image computing. 147-154
  
• Matthew Regan, Ronald Pose:
  Priority rendering with a virtual reality address recalculation pipeline. 155-162
  
• Douglas Voorhies, Jim Foran:
  Reflection vector shading hardware. 163-166
  
• Michael F. Deering, Stephen A. Schlapp, Michael G. Lavelle:
  FBRAM: a new form of memory optimized for 3D graphics. 167-174
  
• Gary Bishop, Henry Fuchs, Leonard McMillan, Ellen J. Scher Zagier:
  Frameless rendering: double buffering considered harmful. 175-176
  
• Michael Kelley, Kirk Gould, Brent Pease, Stephanie Winner, Alex Yen:
  Hardware accelerated rendering of CSG and transparency. 177-184
  
• Andrew Blake, Michael Isard:
  3D position, attitude and shape input using video tracking of hands and lips. 185-192
  
• Dan S. Wallach, Sharma Kunapalli, Michael F. Cohen:
  Accelerated MPEG compression of dynamic polygonal scenes. 193-196
  
• Ronald Azuma, Gary Bishop:
  Improving static and dynamic registration in an optical see-through HMD. 197-204
  
• Mark A. Sagar, David P. Bullivant, Gordon D. Mallinson, Peter J. Hunter:
  A virtual environment and model of the eye for surgical simulation. 205-212
  
• Jay S. Gondek, Gary W. Meyer, Jonathan G. Newman:
  Wavelength dependent reflectance functions. 213-220
  
• David C. Tannenbaum, Peter Tannenbaum, Michael J. Wozny:
  Polarization and birefringency considerations in rendering. 221-222
  
• George Drettakis, Eugene Fiume:
  A fast shadow algorithm for area light sources using backprojection. 223-230
  
• A. James Stewart, Sherif Ghali:
  Fast computation of shadow boundaries using spatial coherence and backprojections. 231-238
  
• Michael Oren, Shree K. Nayar:
  Generalization of Lambert's reflectance model. 239-246
  
• William Welch, Andrew P. Witkin:
  Free-form shape design using triangulated surfaces. 247-256
  
• Yu-Kuang Chang, Alyn P. Rockwood:
  A generalized de Casteljau approach to 3D free-form deformation. 257-260
  
• Adam Finkelstein, David Salesin:
  Multiresolution curves. 261-268
  
• Andrew P. Witkin, Paul S. Heckbert:
  Using particles to sample and control implicit surfaces. 269-277
  
• Hans Køhling Pedersen:
  Displacement mapping using flow fields. 279-286
  
• Yunching Huang, James H. Oliver:
  NC milling error assessment and tool path correction. 287-294
  
• Hugues Hoppe, Tony DeRose, Tom Duchamp, Mark A. Halstead, Hubert Jin, John Alan McDonald, Jean Schweitzer, Werner Stuetzle:
  Piecewise smooth surface reconstruction. 295-302
  
• Charles T. Loop:
  Smooth spline surfaces over irregular meshes. 303-310
  
• Greg Turk, Marc Levoy:
  Zippered polygon meshes from range images. 311-318
  
• Gavin S. P. Miller:
  Efficient algorithms for local and global accessibility shading. 319-326
  
• David C. Banks:
  Illumination in diverse codimensions. 327-334
  
• Gershon Elber:
  Low cost illumination computation using an approximation of light wavefronts. 335-342
  
• James Arvo:
  The irradiance Jacobian for partially occluded polyhedral sources. 343-350
  
• Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz, Mark James, Radomír Mech:
  Synthetic topiary. 351-358
  
• Todd R. Reed, Brian Wyvill:
  Visual simulation of lightning. 359-364
  
• David E. Breen, Donald H. House, Michael J. Wozny:
  Predicting the drape of woven cloth using interacting particles. 365-372
  
• Tomoyuki Nishita, Eihachiro Nakamae:
  Method of displaying optical effects within water using accumulation buffer. 373-379
  
• John Rohlf, James Helman:
  IRIS performer: a high performance multiprocessing toolkit for real-time 3D graphics. 381-394
  
• Yoshihito Koga, Koichi Kondo, James Kuffner, Jean-Claude Latombe:
  Planning motions with intentions. 395-408
  
• Peter Litwinowicz, Lance Williams:
  Animating images with drawings. 409-412
  
• Justine Cassell, Catherine Pelachaud, Norman I. Badler, Mark Steedman, Brett Achorn, Tripp Becket, Brett Douville, Scott Prevost, Matthew Stone:
  Animated conversation: rule-based generation of facial expression, gesture & spoken intonation for multiple conversational agents. 413-420
  
• Conal Elliott, Greg Schechter, Ricky Yeung, Salim S. Abi-Ezzi:
  TBAG: a high level framework for interactive, animated 3D graphics applications. 421-434
  
• Brian E. Smits, James Arvo, Donald P. Greenberg:
  A clustering algorithm for radiosity in complex environments. 435-442
  
• Seth J. Teller, Celeste Fowler, Thomas A. Funkhouser, Pat Hanrahan:
  Partitioning and ordering large radiosity computations. 443-450
  
• Philippe Lacroute, Marc Levoy:
  Fast volume rendering using a shear-warp factorization of the viewing transformation. 451-458
  
• Gregory J. Ward:
  The RADIANCE lighting simulation and rendering system. 459-472
  
• Steve Bryson, Steven Feiner, Frederick P. Brooks Jr., Philip M. Hubbard, Randy Pausch, Andries van Dam:
  Research frontiers in virtual reality. 473-474
  
• Walt Bransford, Maury Klein, Craig Moody, David Reed, Michael L. Rothschild:
  Computer graphics and economic transformations. 475-476
  
• John C. Donkin, Charles Gibson, Ralph Guggenheim, Edward Kummer, Brad Lewis, Jeff Thingvold:
  Production for the long haul. 477-478
  
• Maria M. Larrondo-Petrie, Jack Bresenham, Cary Laxer, John Lansdown, G. Scott Owen:
  Approaches to teaching introductory computer graphics. 479-480
  
• Theresa-Marie Rhyne, George Brett, Donald P. Brutzman, Donna Cox, Adelino Santos:
  Exploiting networks for visualization and collaboration: no network roadblocks? 481-482
  
• Joe Marks, Michael F. Cohen, J. Thomas Ngo, Stuart M. Shieber, John Snyder:
  Optimization - an emerging tool in computer graphics. 483-484
  
• Nahum D. Gershon, Colleen Bushell, Jock D. Mackinlay, William Ruh, Anselm Spoerri, Joel Tesler:
  Information visualization: the next frontier. 485-486
  
• Tom Meyer, Sally Rosenthal, Stephen R. Johnson, Mary Lou Jepsen, Douglas Davis:
  Art and technology: very large scale integration. 487-488
  
• Roger E. Wilson, Brenda Laurel, Terence McKenna, Leonard Shlain:
  Computer graphics, are we forcing people to evolve? 489
  
• Alonzo C. Addison, Alfredo S. Andia, Nicolò Ceccarelli, Gustavo J. Llavaneras, Makoto Majima, Ken Roger Sawai:
  Computer graphics for architecture and design presentations: current work and trends outside the U.S. 490-491
  
• Julian E. Gómez, Rick Carey, Tony Fields, Andries van Dam, Dan Venolia:
  Why is 3-D interaction so hard and what can we really do about it? 492-493
  
• Jane Flint DeKoven, Tim Binkley, Glenn Entis, Delle Maxwell, Alvy Ray Smith:
  Computer technology and the artistic process: how the computer industry changes the form and function of art. 494-495
  
• Alan R. Mitchell, Stuart Rosen, William Bricken, Ron Martinez, Brenda Laurel:
  Determinants of immersivity in virtual reality: graphics vs. action. 496
  
• Randi J. Rost, Jim Bushnell, David Cooper, Jerry Schneble, Lynn Thorsen-Jensen:
  Reading the fine print: what benchmarks don't tell you. 497-498
  
• Nahum D. Gershon, Richard Mark Friedhoff, John Gass, Robert Langridge, Hans-Peter Meinzer, Justin D. Pearlman:
  Is visualization REALLY necessary?: the role of visualization in science, engineering, and medicine. 499-500
  

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