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ORCID9th SIGGRAPH 1982: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- R. Daniel Bergeron:
Proceedings of the 9th Annual Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, SIGGRAPH 1982, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, July 26-30, 1982. ACM 1982, ISBN 0-89791-076-1 - V. Alan Norton, Alyn P. Rockwood, Philip T. Skolmoski:
Clamping: A method of antialiasing textured surfaces by bandwidth limiting in object space. 1-8 - Franklin C. Crow:
A more flexible image generation environment. 9-18 - Kenneth Turkowski:
Anti-aliasing through the use of coordinate transformations. 19 - James F. Blinn:
Light reflection functions for simulation of clouds and dusty surfaces. 21-29 - David H. Straayer, Tom Wright, Theodore N. Reed, David Shuey, Bruce Cohen, Bradford M. Smith:
The impact of graphics standards an American point of view (Panel Session). 31-32 - David S. H. Rosenthal, James C. Michener, Günther E. Pfaff, Rens Kessener, Malcolm A. Sabin:
The detailed semantics of graphics input devices. 33-38 - Theodore N. Reed:
A Metafile for efficient sequential and random display of graphics. 39-43 - Paul J. W. ten Hagen:
Graphics standardization. 45-46 - Malcolm A. Sabin:
Graphics standards for three-dimensional modelling. 47 - Andries van Dam, James H. Clark, Robert M. Dunn, Harvey Z. Kriloff, David Nelson:
Professional Workstations (Panel Session). 49-50 - Martti Mäntylä:
An inversion algorithm for geometric models. 51-59 - V. Alan Norton:
Generation and display of geometric fractals in 3-D. 61-67 - S. Ganapathy, Thomas G. Dennehy:
A new general triangulation method for planar contours. 69-75 - Patrick M. Hanrahan:
Creating volume models from edge-vertex graphs. 77-84 - Carl Machover, Donald Feddersen, Ralph T. Linsalata, Peter Preuss, Richard N. Spann:
Presidents' forum: Current issues in Computer Graphics. 85 - Peter C. S. Wong, Eric R. Reid:
FLAIR - user interface dialog design tool. 87-98 - David J. Kasik:
A user interface management system. 99-106 - Ed Anson:
The device model of interaction. 107-114 - Daniel E. Lipkie, Steven R. Evans, John K. Newlin, Robert L. Weissman:
Star graphics: An object-oriented implementation. 115-124 - Richard N. Spann, Frederick R. Adler, Thomas P. Kurlack, Joseph C. McNay, Margaret A. Reichenbach:
The graphics CAD/CAM industry(Panel Session): Financial perspectives. 125 - James H. Clark:
The Geometry Engine: A VLSI Geometry System for Graphics. 127-133 - Michael Zyda:
A contour display generation algorithm for VLSI implementation. 135-146 - Daniel S. Whelan:
A rectangular area filling display system architecture. 147-153 - Leon Malin, Frank W. Bliss, William Carmody, Robert Johnson, Martin Schloessel, John Swarbrick:
Approaches to solid modelling (Panel Session). 155 - Kim L. Shelley, Donald P. Greenberg:
Path specification and path coherence. 157-166 - Chris Goad:
Special purpose automatic programming for hidden surface elimination. 167-178 - Richard Rabin, Alan R. Strass, Mark Robillard, Sue Schedler, Matthew Peterson:
Speech recognition as a computer graphics input technique (Panel Session). 179-180 - Mark Friedell, Jane Barnett, David Kramlich:
Context-sensitive, graphic presentation of information. 181-188 - David M. McKeown Jr., Jerry L. Denlinger:
Graphical tools for interactive image interpretation. 189-198 - André Frank:
MAPQUERY: Data base query language for retrieval of geometric data and their graphical representation. 199-207 - Michel A. Melkanoff, Frank Puhl, Victor Langer, Donald P. Greenberg, Mark S. Shepard, Herbert B. Voelcker:
The challenge of CAD/CAM education. 209-211 - Steven A. MacKay, Richard E. Sayre, Michael J. Potel:
3D Galatea: Entry of three-dimensional moving points from multiple perspective views. 213-222 - Yoichiro Kawaguchi:
A morphological study of the form of nature. 223-232 - Jon H. Pittman, Donald P. Greenberg:
An interactive graphics environment for architectural energy simulation. 233-241 - James J. Thomas:
Graphic input interaction techniques(Panel Session). 243 - James T. Kajiya:
Ray tracing parametric patches. 245-254 - Wayne E. Carlson:
An algorithm and data structure for 3D object synthesis using surface patch intersections. 255-263 - Dino Schweitzer, Elizabeth S. Cobb:
Scanline rendering of parametric surfaces. 265-271 - James F. Blinn:
A generalization of algebraic surface drawing. 273 - David Luther, Irwin Jarett, Jack Russell, Howard Johnson, John Thompson:
Business graphics(Panel Session): What is it? 275 - Richard J. Beach, John C. Beatty, Kellogg S. Booth, Darlene A. Plebon, Eugene Fiume:
The message is the medium: Multiprocess structuring of an interactive paint program. 277-287 - Craig W. Reynolds
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Computer animation with scripts and actors. 289-296 - Paul S. Heckbert:
Color image quantization for frame buffer display. 297-307 - Frank Wm. Tompa, Brian Botten, David Godfrey, John Norton, Lois Schneider, Andries van Dam:
The role of videotex (Panel Session). 309-310 - Leonidas J. Guibas, Jorge Stolfi:
A language for bitmap manipulation. 311 - John E. Warnock, Douglas K. Wyatt:
A device independent graphics imaging model for use with raster devices. 313-319 - James Acquah, James D. Foley, John L. Sibert, Patricia A. Wenner:
A conceptual model of raster graphics systems. 321-328 - Wordie Parr, David Sliney, R. C. Petersen, W. M. Zuk, William H. Cushman:
Health & safety issues in computer graphics (Panel Session). 329-331
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