Volume 9, Number 1, 1985

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  Günter Enderle: Guest editor's introduction : Computer graphics standards. 1-8
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  Julian R. Gallop, Chris D. Osland: Experiences with implementing GKS on a PERQ and other computers. 9-17
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  Günther E. Pfaff, R. Müller, B. Kirsch: A verifier for checking the conformance of programs with the GKS standard. 19-25
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  David H. Straayer: The standardization of three-dimensional graphics systems. 27-32
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  Theodore N. Reed: Standardization of the virtual device metafile and the virtual device interface. 33-38
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  Hannah Newman, Zaki Muscati: Coding aspects of the virtual device metafile and other picture standards. 39-45
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  Michael H. Liewald: Initial graphics exchange specification: Successes and evolution. 47-50
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  Robert T. Bannon: Creating an EDP architecture via computer graphics--A tool for systems integration management. 51-56
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  Matthäus Schilcher: Interactive graphic data processing in cartography. 57-66
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  D. Q. M. Fay: Curve generation of implicit functions using d.d.a. techniques. 67-
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  Peter Rehwald: VDAFS--An interface to transfer surface description data between CAD systems. 69-70
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  Hans Grabowski: USE of computer graphics instruments in application-oriented training. 71-77

Volume 9, Number 2, 1985

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  Gary Robert Rogers: Guest editor's introduction : Computer graphics in architecutre. 81-83
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  Aart Bijl: Graphical input: Can computers understand people? 85-95
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  Charles M. Eastman: Abstractions: A conceptual approach for structuring interaction with integrated CAD systems. 97-105
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  Franz Herbert: Solid modeling for architectural design using octpaths. 107-116
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  T. W. Maver, C. Purdie, D. Stearn: Visual impact analysis--Modelling and viewing the natural and built environment. 117-124
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  Richard J. Carey, Donald P. Greenberg: Textures for realistic image synthesis. 125-138
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  A. Kaufman, S. Azaria: Texture synthesis techniques for computer graphics. 139-145
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  Clifford A. Pickover, Elahe Khorasani: Computer graphics generated from the iteration of algebraic transformations in the complex plane. 147-151
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  J. Nick Curtis, David H. Schwieder: Data analysis through a generalized interactive computer animation method (DATICAM). 153-157
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  D. Menard: An electrical schematic design station. 159-162
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  R. Metzner: Interactive video. 163-164
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  Øyvind Bjørke: Computer graphics in CAM applications. 165-169
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  Hans Jürgen Ehlers: The use of colour to help visualize information. 171-176

Volume 9, Number 3, 1985

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  Henning Hanusa, Helmut R. Weber: Guest editors' introduction. 183-185
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  Harold W. Thimbleby: Failure in the technical user-interface design process. 187-193
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  Helmut Jansen, Erhard Nullmeier, Karl-Heinz Rödiger: Handsketching as a human factor aspect in graphical interaction. 195-210
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  Mícheál Mac an Airchinnigh: The CONTEXT: a high-level structuring concept for GKS input. 211-220
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  M. C. Maguire: A review of human factors guidelines and techniques for the design of graphical human-computer interfaces. 221-235
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  Helmut Richard Weber: Meditation on man-machine interfaces or our personal role in graphics dialogue programming. 237-245
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  T. H. Merrett, B. Düchting: Relational storage and processing of two-dimensional diagrams. 247-258
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  J. Charles Hourcade, A. Nicolas: Algorithms for antialiased cast shadows. 259-265
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  Klaus Kansy: 3D extension to GKS. 267-273
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  Peter Rehwald, Christoph Hornung: An analytical visibility method for displaying parametrically defined surfaces. 275-281
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  Jarke J. van Wijk: Ray tracing objects defined by sweeping a sphere. 283-290
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  Julian E. Gómez: TWIXT: A 3D animation system. 291-298
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  Hojjat Adeli: Microcomputer graphics in structural design education. 299-301
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  Mei-Cheng Hu, James D. Foley: Parallel processing approaches to hidden-surface removal in image space. 303-317
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  Manuel João Próspero: Evaluation of a graphical interaction technique using GKS. 319-321
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  Davis Straub: A comparison of and future trends in personal computer-based computer-aided design and drafting software. 323-329

Volume 9, Number 4, 1985

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  Reijo Shosta Sulonen: Guest editor's introduction: Arctic views on computer graphics. 337-338
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  Jan-Olof Eklundh, Lars Kjelldahl: Computer graphics and computer vision - Some unifying and discriminating features. 339-349
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  Markku Tamminen, Frederik W. Jansen: An integrity filter for recursive subdivision meshes. 351-363
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  Jarmo T. Alander: On interval arithmetic range approximation methods of polynomials and rational functions. 365-372
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  Mikael Jern: The raster graphics approach in mapping. 373-381
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  Anthony A. Maciejewski, Charles A. Klein: SAM-animation software for simulating articulated motion. 383-391
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  John Sandor: Octree data structures and perspective imagery. 393-405
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  David P. Anderson: Efficient algorithms for automatic viewer orientation. 407-413
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  Ronald J. Leach: Graphical control systems and multiple displays. 415-422
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  W. K. Alem, S. S. Deshmukh: Computer graphics in airport management. 423-433
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  Roy M. Salzman: The evolution from CAD/CAM to CIM: possibilities, problems and strategies for the future. 435-439
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  Thomas J. Schaefer: A modular and integratable approach to CIM. 441-447
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  Peter Comninos: Computer animation in interior and industrial design. 449-453

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