[comp.graphics] Graphics Interface '90 - Proceedings Ordering and ToC

samackay@watcgl.waterloo.edu (Stephen MacKay) (06/07/90)

For those who missed a fine conference, below is the Table of Contents for
the Proceedings of Graphics Interface '90, held 14-18 May, 1990 in Halifax,
N.S., Canada. To order your copy, send Canadian requests to CIPS and all
others to Morgan Kaufmann at the following addresses:

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If you require any additional information about the proceedings or the
conference please feel free to contact me. Graphics Interface '91 will be
held in Calgary, Alberta, 3-7 June 1991; draft papers are due 31 October
1990.
			...Stephen MacKay
				Proceedings Editor, GI '90
				s.mackay@nrc.ca
				(613) 993-6553


		T A B L E   O F   C O N T E N T S
									Page

ALGORITHMS

An Adaptive Subdivision Algorithm for Crack Prevention in the Display
of Parametric Surfaces
	Forsey and Klassen						1

Real-Time Hidden-Line Elimination for a Rotating Polyhedral Scene
Using the Aspect Representation
	Plantinga, Dyer and Seales					9

Image and Intervisibility Coherence in Rendering
	Marks, Walsh, Christensen and Friedell				17

Colored Noise Inversion in Digital Halftoning
	Geist and Reynolds						31


ANIMATION

Issues in the Automated Generation of Animated Presentations
	Karp and Feiner							39

Towards Generalised Motion Dynamics for Animation
	Herr and Wyvill							49

Goal-Directed Human Animation of Multiple Movements
	Morawetz and Calvert						60


RENDERING & RAY TRACING

Robust Ray Intersection with Interval Arithmetic
	Mitchell							68

Approximate Ray Tracing
	Dauenhauer and Semwal						75

Octant Priority for Radiosity Image Rendering
	Wang and Davis							83

Imprecise Computation and Load Sharing in Computer Generated Imaging
Systems
	Berger and Zhao							92


USER INTERFACE

Understanding Visual Effects in a Windowed Environment
	Sun, Cowan and Booth						100

CTS: An Interactive Technique for Manipulating Structured Text
	Burbidge and Olsen						108

A Taxonomy of Uses of Interaction History
	Lee								113

The Datapaper: Living in the Virtual World
	Green and Shaw							123


CMCCS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNER'S INVITED PAPER

Twenty-four Years of Computer Graphics at NRC
	Marceli Wein							131


INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS

SCULPT: An Interactive Solid Modeling Tool
	Naylor								138

The Concept and Design of a Virtual Laboratory
	Mercer, Prusinkiewicz and Hanan					149

A Prototype System for Design Automation via the Browsing Paradigm
	Kochhar								156


DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS

Toward Reliable Polygon Set Operations
	Friedell and Kochhar						167

Shaded Rendering and Shadow Computation for Polyhedral Animation
	Seales and Dyer							175

Using Convex Differences in Hierarchical Representations of Polygonal
Maps
	Rappoport							183

Constructing Orientation Adaptive Quadtrees
	Nickerson and Hartati						190


RAY TRACING

Exploiting Temporal Coherence in Ray Tracing
	Chapman, Calvert and Dill					196

A Ray Tracing Method for Illumination Calculation in Diffuse-Specular
Scenes
	Shirley								205

Voxel Occlusion Testing: A Shadow Determination Accelerator for Ray
Tracing
	Woo and Amanatides						213

Some Regularization Problems in Ray Tracing
	Amanatides and Mitchell						221


MODELLING

Pruned Bezier Curves
	Barry, DeRose and Goldman					229

An Object Models Development Tool to Support Image Understanding
System
	Chen and Li							239

Constrained, Grammar-Directed Generation of Landscapes
	Friedell and Schulmann						244


INVITED PAPER

An Intuitive Description of Parametric Splines in Computer Graphics
	Brian Barsky							252


VISUALISATION

Visualization of the Development of Multicellular Structures
	Fracchia and Prusinkiewicz and de Boer				267

Nassi-Shneiderman Diagrams and Tabletalk
	Epstein								277

Definitive Interfaces as a Visualisation Mechanism
	Beynon and Yung							285

Visualizing the Execution of Multi-processor Real-Time Programs
	Flinn and Cowan							293